You stood at the window of the constabulary office on the third floor, looking down at the wet cobbles of Merrow Street, and you thought of your daughter’s hands—small, capable, always moving, the way they had moved over the backgammon board the night before, setting the pieces with a precision that bordered on ritual. She was sixteen now, Margaret, and she had your father’s stubborn chin and...
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