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A Tap on the Window A Tap on the Window by Linwood Barclay
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“Technology allowed us to share our photos with more people now than ever before, but where would these captured moments in time be in twenty years? On some outdated piece of hardware at the bottom of a landfill site? What happened to memories you couldn’t hold between your thumb and forefinger?”
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“auburn in color, and a little too much”
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“I’m afraid . . . I feel like it’s wrong to be happy. That if we’re ever good, if we’re ever happy again, it’s some kind of betrayal.”
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“I don’t know if there’s anyone I’m not mad at,” I said, and watched her face fall ever so slightly. “But you’re far from the top of the list.” I paused. “That’s where I am.”
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“I hadn’t voted for him, but I hadn’t voted for anyone, in any election, in years. After a while, you stop wanting to reward liars. They’re all liars.”
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“Am I going to be punished?” “You have been already,” I said. “For the wrong things, for the wrong reasons.” “I don’t understand, Dad.” “Me, neither,” I said. “Me, neither.”
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“Sometimes doing the right thing hurts.” I paused. “Sometimes, doing the right thing is not always worth doing. It’s hard to be right all the time. It’s not an easy way to live your life.”
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“You don’t spend twenty years with someone and not know when they’re really sleeping, and when they’re trying to put one over on you. But never mind. It wasn’t like I’d ever call her on it. It was a game we played now. I’ll pretend to be sleeping so you don’t have to feel weird not talking to me.”
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“He’d always been looking for a way to fit in, yet couldn’t turn himself into somebody he wasn’t to do it.”
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“I found it increasingly difficult to concentrate. I had diagnosed myself with something I’d coined PT-ADD. Post-traumatic attention deficit disorder. I couldn’t focus because there was always just one thing on my mind. I managed to do my job, more or less, but it was always there, white noise in the background.”
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“seconds, then”
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“Sometimes, doing the right thing is not always worth doing. It’s hard to be right all the time. It’s not an easy way to live your life.”
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“to view a larger image. When I found”
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“whose profiles I could access. If Scott”
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“Sanders?” I asked.”
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“his dress pants rested on black socks”
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“blue Lexus were parked in the double”
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“corner of a table. Kinda smarts.” She brought”
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