I discovered the jewelry shop on a small, winding street in Miltham, a mile or so up the road from the rehab hospital where Ann was installed. A series of strokes had spit her out as a large, angry doll. Members of Richard’s family were grouped around her bed with its pulleys and wheels, and Ann was staring out sullenly or burbling something no one but …
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