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Yasmina nodded, shaking droplets from her braid. She was twenty-six, with scattershot freckles and a camera slung across her shoulder. She came to Brady Top because he kept things other people discarded—old postcards, theater tickets, ledger books—and because sometimes, buried among the junk, he had things that looked like they belonged to a story she hadn’t yet written.
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