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By the time Zmudowski had returned, they had dressed the winter soldier in the same clean clothes that had been worn by several dozen men.

“I had two lives,” Joe says, unwrapping his lunch. “Maybe more than two. I got to do everything I wanted. Who can say that?” I raise my hand.

Memories are then replaced by different joys and larger sorrows, and unbelievably, those things get knocked aside as well, until one morning you’re picking cherries with your three grown daughters and your husband goes by on the Gator and you are positive that this is all you’ve ever wanted in the world.

I don’t know how to do any of it.” She turns up her face to shout at the sky. “Are we going to get the cherries picked in time? Will anyone be working at the processing plant? Is everything going to rot in a warehouse? Then Benny says we should just go ahead and get married, at least get that knocked off the list, and I think, why not? If we do it now we don’t have to invite anyone—no relatives, no

Wow, didn’t see that coming! Brilliant!

Go Ramona!!!

Because sometimes when it seriously hurt on the outside, it hurt a little bit less in other places.

Will Peter sacrifice his daughter to remain a team player?

“Culture is as much about what we encourage as what we actually permit. Most people don’t do what we tell them to, they do what we let them get away with.”

Didn’t think I’d be so hooked…

90% and no idea of ending! Have not been able to put it down since halfway.

Oh no, unexpected plot twist with return of certain character.

Ah, such a clever plot point!