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blue leather diary upstairs, along with the other times I had to stay in bed.”
Susan stopped swinging, her white canvas shoes planting firmly on the porch floorboards.
“You kept a diary of your injuries?” she asked, her voice sharpening.
“I started it when I was twelve,” I said, looking down at my hands. “I wanted to see if I was actually as clumsy as continue reading …
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