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The Three Days of Thunder
The clock above the gas station read 2:47 in the morning when the dog finally stopped walking.
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The Feast That Nobody Touched
My wife spent all night making thirty-eight dishes for our granddaughter's eighteenth birthday
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The Price of Six Blows
The rain that night over Charlotte, North Carolina came down like the city was trying to wash itself
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**The White Dress Rule**
My mother has a rule she's never said out loud, but everyone in the family knows it: no woman in
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**Seven Pairs of Someone Else’s Eyes on the Porch**
Gabby set two wine glasses on the side table along with a bottle of sparkling cider from a small orchard
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**A Free Cabin Rental at My Expense — Rick’s Answer Cost Him a Marriage**
My husband Rick decided he wanted to be the family hero. Only the money he was being heroic with happened
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The Last Fitting on Maple Street
I own the tailoring counter at a dry cleaner's on Maple Street in Dayton, Ohio — hemming pants
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# The Cat That Brought Three More — and Never Left
Margaret Hollis opened the shed door with her foot — the hinge had given out last fall, and calling someone
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The Six Coffee Cups on Verbena Street
Marisol Duarte had a rule nobody in the family was allowed to question: the porch belonged to her from
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Payment Held: Three Years of Rent Checks in a Cigar Box on Meridian Street
When I sit down to eat, three years of unspent rent money and a shoebox on the kitchen table. I'