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Chapter 270: What Lily Carries

Author: Kim castro
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She came to the archive room on a Wednesday afternoon.

Not because there was a welfare intake matter or a program coordination question or any of the things that brought Lily to the archive room in her professional capacity. She came the way she came sometimes, with no stated purpose, in the way of a wolf who had something to say and had decided the archive room was the right room to say it in.

I looked up.

She sat across from me at the table.

She folded her hands in front of her the way she di
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