Joanna

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He was not his father. He’d thought he walked a narrow line, at any moment ready to tip over into likeness. But the line wasn’t narrow after all. It was a great, uncrossable chasm. Julian could never be like him. Even if he allowed his anger to unfurl—raised his voice in an argument—he would never be capable of the cruelties his father had inflicted. Not even close. He could finally see that now.
The Names
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