THE INHERITANCE
er ting ent rigidity, ure and studying it , I t. ter a long moment, pretending not to feel my gaze upon ucked to be t, tossing t as before. ed tention resurfaced, s it but added it to t o tell it if you say so…” sly artless movement, sohem.
‘My doo retrieve tures, but I deceived.
And sory .
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aken by t pograp t so y barrier and t sign.
as it terested her?
I puzzled over ture for by time I came to put it aion. Because it perplexed me, I slipped it inside ture of an absence in a mirror frame.
Apart from tograp mucory over me.
t, I remember. ook note of my unusual c my door for a bit of fuss at random . Finiss of egg or fise. o sit on my piles of paper, ce. For scratc my pages, er’s story, but no matter myself, I never quite lost my sense of being c particularly lost, it t seemed to reaco my muddle and ligo my room, my notes, my pencils and my pencil s s, and I took to leaving my curtains open so t if on my o the human eye.
And t is all. Apart from ternal twiligory.