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“Bazzett's fiction debuted in the New England Review.”
“My house, my things.”
“I had a habit of casting around for older women I found appealing.”
“Soon it will all be different , I told myself.”
“We had reached the end of the block and, without speaking, turned around.”
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“Article continues after advertisement A few days before leaving the States, Tom and I had thrown a party.”
“I actually spent an hour looking through the Canadian immigration website.” Inevitably one of the children would ask in their tiny voice, “Are we really going, Daddy?” and the speaker’s fierce resolve would crumble.”
“After dropping them o,, I’d wander the vast covered market buying the things María needed for the afternoon meal.”
“Ida, who was in second grade, would be done with the older children at two o’clock.”
“As I was parking the car, I tried to extract some small measure of gratitude from Ida.”
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“I checked my watch—nearly two o’clock—and lazily glanced up the hill beyond the wrought iron fencing.”
“Because we’d rented out our house furnished, it was as I always kept it, full of flowers I’d cut from the garden, stacks of art books and polished silver dishes and leather trays holding keys.”
“More than anything, I had this year in Mexico, rising before me like a stark white sail.”
““ Really , violated?” I scoffed, gesturing to the dishes stacked everywhere, the empty bottles of wine, like: What do we care?”