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Two police officers bedeck the lobby of my building as I exit the elevator on Sunday morning. I know who they've come for, even before the apartment manager points to me, and before I spy Sonya through the glass doors, seated in the back of the police car, hunched slightly forward and staring straight ahead, looking small, smaller than I've ever seen her before...
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Mai Ling is back!
“Did you have anyone else up to your room while I was gone?”
“It was a long summer,” I reply…
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My friend Pete married a Chinese girl, did I mention that. I don't think I did...
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Only now am I beginning to realize the full extent of my present difficulties. I didn't understand the significance of the mirror trading myself until the prosecutor laid it all out in open court....
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I ran over a pedestrian today. Well, not really a pedestrian, it was a cyclist. Not an ordinary cyclist, actually it was...
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