Of course I know nothing of what really did happen in Paris—if even you ever saw him there. She met the keen grey eyes of a clean-shaven man, between forty and fifty, quietly dressed in professional attire. When I went I was refused admittance. She quickly strangled him with the piano wire as he looked at her, his lips open as if to scream, but his larynx had been intentionally sliced. She tried to imagine herself “getting something,” to project herself as sitting down at a desk and writing, or as returning after her work to some pleasantly equipped and free and independent flat. “About my sister,” she repeated slowly. She let her mind run into dreams of that cloud paradise of an altered world in which the Goopes and Minivers, the Fabians and reforming people believed.
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