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“For a while, Bea watched what Foster watched: the man, pacing, gesturing—either wearing earbuds and negotiating something of great import or suffering a mental episode.”
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“People Who Live Near Glass Houses Shouldn’t Throw Shade Picture This It was a mild winter when the vacant lot across the street from Bea and Foster finally sold and the new neighbor, a nondescript man about their age, thirty-eightish, began showing up mornings in a black puffer to poke little orange construction flags into the soft earth.”
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“Bea watched with disdain as Foster stood at the front window, palpating a worn football in his hands.”
“We knew that when we moved in, remember?” Foster glared at her and fate.”
““But even I’ve never been that high.” Bea ate and stared out at the view, not because she believed she’d see something but because she believed the mother had, and she wanted the mother to see her faith.”
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