A vision of sympathy, Susan furrowed her brow and said, "I know it's difficult, princess. These things happen. Julius lived a life full of pain, and now he has peace. I think that's something worth being glad about."
"Yes," I agreed to my wine.
She was funny, Susan. Her instant familiarity, her eyes that were so much the same as Richard's even if they were differently colored. So piercing. She was instantly familiar because she instantly knew me. It was unnerving, but fascinating. She crossed the room to sit beside me on the sofa, arm draped around my shoulders.
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The Delilah 100
Mystery / ThrillerWhat would you do if you loved a killer? What would it take for you to get to a place of acceptance? You're meeting Richard week by week, but first, meet his Muse. Explore our ill-fated heroine in The Delilah 100: 100 words, 100 stories, 100 days. A...
