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You wrote the letter on the postal room's good paper because Eva used to say an apology on the back of a delivery list made her feel like another task. Then you spent an hour making the first sentence less apologetic. At the end you put back the plain one: I decided for both of us, and I was wrong. Your hand shook when you addressed the envelope. You are Milan Reed, thirty-two, and you know more ways to send a thing away than to live after it arrives.
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