Then I got out of the car and went inside and began the ordinary business of a Sunday evening: leftovers, a book, the gradual loosening of a day that had required more than most. Outside, the light went the slow gold of late April, and the city moved through its evening without ceremony, and somewhere two hours up the coast the beach house stood exactly where my mother had left it. Waiting, as she had intended, for me.
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