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David takes the champagne, hands it to someone, then grabs my wrist.
“Come meet her,” he says.
We thread through the crowd toward the windows. He stops in front of a woman talking to a couple of his friends.
“Alice,” he says, voice warm.
“This is my mom.”
She turns.
She smiles.
And the whole room tilts.
I know that face.
Same eyes. Same mouth. Same hair falling over one shoulder.
Sheets. Skin. My husband’s guilty face.
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