You weren’t alone,” he says, making sure I hear every word. “And you weren’t floating.”“How do you know?” I ask.“Because — Rebecca Harris, Give Up the Ghost
You weren’t alone,” he says, making sure I hear every word. “And you weren’t floating.”“How do you know?” I ask.“Because — Rebecca Harris, Give Up the Ghost
You weren’t alone,” he says, making sure I hear every word. “And you weren’t floating.”“How do you know?” I ask.“Because — Rebecca Harris, Give Up the Ghost
You weren’t alone,” he says, making sure I hear every word. “And you weren’t floating.”“How do you know?” I ask.“Because — Rebecca Harris, Give Up the Ghost
You weren’t alone,” he says, making sure I hear every word. “And you weren’t floating.”“How do you know?” I ask.“Because — Rebecca Harris, Give Up the Ghost
You weren’t alone,” he says, making sure I hear every word. “And you weren’t floating.”“How do you know?” I ask.“Because — Rebecca Harris, Give Up the Ghost
You weren’t alone,” he says, making sure I hear every word. “And you weren’t floating.”“How do you know?” I ask.“Because — Rebecca Harris, Give Up the Ghost
You weren’t alone,” he says, making sure I hear every word. “And you weren’t floating.”“How do you know?” I ask.“Because — Rebecca Harris, Give Up the Ghost
You weren’t alone,” he says, making sure I hear every word. “And you weren’t floating.”“How do you know?” I ask.“Because — Rebecca Harris, Give Up the Ghost
You weren’t alone,” he says, making sure I hear every word. “And you weren’t floating.”“How do you know?” I ask.“Because — Rebecca Harris, Give Up the Ghost
You weren’t alone,” he says, making sure I hear every word. “And you weren’t floating.”“How do you know?” I ask.“Because — Rebecca Harris, Give Up the Ghost
You weren’t alone,” he says, making sure I hear every word. “And you weren’t floating.”“How do you know?” I ask.“Because — Rebecca Harris, Give Up the Ghost
You weren’t alone,” he says, making sure I hear every word. “And you weren’t floating.”“How do you know?” I ask.“Because — Rebecca Harris, Give Up the Ghost
You weren’t alone,” he says, making sure I hear every word. “And you weren’t floating.”“How do you know?” I ask.“Because — Rebecca Harris, Give Up the Ghost
You weren’t alone,” he says, making sure I hear every word. “And you weren’t floating.”“How do you know?” I ask.“Because — Rebecca Harris, Give Up the Ghost
You weren’t alone,” he says, making sure I hear every word. “And you weren’t floating.”“How do you know?” I ask.“Because — Rebecca Harris, Give Up the Ghost
You weren’t alone,” he says, making sure I hear every word. “And you weren’t floating.”“How do you know?” I ask.“Because — Rebecca Harris, Give Up the Ghost
You weren’t alone,” he says, making sure I hear every word. “And you weren’t floating.”“How do you know?” I ask.“Because — Rebecca Harris, Give Up the Ghost
You weren’t alone,” he says, making sure I hear every word. “And you weren’t floating.”“How do you know?” I ask.“Because — Rebecca Harris, Give Up the Ghost
You weren’t alone,” he says, making sure I hear every word. “And you weren’t floating.”“How do you know?” I ask.“Because — Rebecca Harris, Give Up the Ghost
You weren’t alone,” he says, making sure I hear every word. “And you weren’t floating.”“How do you know?” I ask.“Because — Rebecca Harris, Give Up the Ghost
You weren’t alone,” he says, making sure I hear every word. “And you weren’t floating.”“How do you know?” I ask.“Because — Rebecca Harris, Give Up the Ghost
You weren’t alone,” he says, making sure I hear every word. “And you weren’t floating.”“How do you know?” I ask.“Because — Rebecca Harris, Give Up the Ghost
You weren’t alone,” he says, making sure I hear every word. “And you weren’t floating.”“How do you know?” I ask.“Because — Rebecca Harris, Give Up the Ghost
You weren’t alone,” he says, making sure I hear every word. “And you weren’t floating.”“How do you know?” I ask.“Because — Rebecca Harris, Give Up the Ghost
You weren’t alone,” he says, making sure I hear every word. “And you weren’t floating.”“How do you know?” I ask.“Because — Rebecca Harris, Give Up the Ghost
You weren’t alone,” he says, making sure I hear every word. “And you weren’t floating.”“How do you know?” I ask.“Because — Rebecca Harris, Give Up the Ghost
You weren’t alone,” he says, making sure I hear every word. “And you weren’t floating.”“How do you know?” I ask.“Because — Rebecca Harris, Give Up the Ghost
You weren’t alone,” he says, making sure I hear every word. “And you weren’t floating.”“How do you know?” I ask.“Because — Rebecca Harris, Give Up the Ghost
You weren’t alone,” he says, making sure I hear every word. “And you weren’t floating.”“How do you know?” I ask.“Because — Rebecca Harris, Give Up the Ghost
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You weren’t alone,” he says, making sure I hear every word. “And you weren’t floating.”“How do you know?” I ask.“Because I was carrying you.

— Rebecca Harris, Give Up the Ghost
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