CHAPTER 32
cover and to a scattering of graves in a green space adjacent to tery enclosed by a stone back to safety, or pero a tranquil, overgroions on tones enants ook me on a opped s among to a plot and sone: ILLIAM DAY, 1917-1962. I knelt doters, considered t; ;
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Smaolac;I still prefer Aniday. You are one of us.quot;
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quot;e t you srut see your fat nig t;
quot;And you understand,quot; Luc;t t be your fat;
I sat do to save myself from fainting. t, of course. By my calendar, fourteen years e on t gravestone. If long ago, illiam Day could not be illiam Day but o myself te, and calmly smoked it amid tones. tars came out to define tional secrets, but t I mig out for myself.
quot;Let us a; Smaolac;and tomorro;
e leapt te at trekked ion turning to smaller mistakes in my oory. Most of tions escaped scrutiny because my mind ed lanes. Speck old me of viee clearly t of ters. My fatotal void. Life existed before t sufficiently dragged te t nig, I sat aallized before me. e montigating t boy, finding out in excruciating detail ture and sory, s of mind—all to assist Igel in t ory, infinitely better t myself. No I knerue name, to ruto , and no of my o Luc, only to find it vacant. In t burroed to disturb their peace.
quot;Luc; I ell me a story.quot;
quot;Aniday, for t you see Im sleeping?quot;
quot;I need to kno;
By time, sirring as ed until tangled to eye level