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I think I’m close. To finding Don that is. I got to his uncle’s house and there’s definitely evidence that someone’s been living here. I guess it’s possible that his uncle, or his cousins, were also affected by the ripple, but…how? Don kept what he did from his family. Then again, I still don’t know how Leann ended up here—I have a feeling I’ll never really know. I guess, in the end, it isn’t all that important. She met her fate, and there’s nothing I can do about it now. I just have to live with it. 

But Don, I can still find him. There’s open cans in this house, the place is in a certain amount of disarray that makes me think…someone’s been here. It’s dusty, but I swear there’s some tracks through the dust, like someone’s walked through. So I’m gonna stay here for the night, and see if he comes back. Or, if whoever lives here comes back. 

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I’m sorry for taking too long to get there, Harry. But just think—maybe by the time I drive up to the gallery, I’ll have Don in my passenger seat. It won’t be just us anymore. We’ll actually have someone else to talk to. Someone to mediate, more likely, not that Don is the paragon of diplomacy. 

But it’ll be good for us, I think. Yeah, it’ll be good for things to not be just us anymore. 

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And we—we don’t need to tell him everything, okay? I’ll tell him what happened, why were here—he needs to know, especially with Junior out there. But I won’t tell him what you did unless you decide to. And I’m not sure it’d be the best idea. So…your secret is safe with me. 

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