Danny could see it in their faces when they shook Steve’s hand—they’d have preferred him dead. Death allowed for the ill — Dennis Lehane, The Given Day
Danny could see it in their faces when they shook Steve’s hand—they’d have preferred him dead. Death allowed for the ill — Dennis Lehane, The Given Day
Danny could see it in their faces when they shook Steve’s hand—they’d have preferred him dead. Death allowed for the ill — Dennis Lehane, The Given Day
Danny could see it in their faces when they shook Steve’s hand—they’d have preferred him dead. Death allowed for the ill — Dennis Lehane, The Given Day
Danny could see it in their faces when they shook Steve’s hand—they’d have preferred him dead. Death allowed for the ill — Dennis Lehane, The Given Day
Danny could see it in their faces when they shook Steve’s hand—they’d have preferred him dead. Death allowed for the ill — Dennis Lehane, The Given Day
Danny could see it in their faces when they shook Steve’s hand—they’d have preferred him dead. Death allowed for the ill — Dennis Lehane, The Given Day
Danny could see it in their faces when they shook Steve’s hand—they’d have preferred him dead. Death allowed for the ill — Dennis Lehane, The Given Day
Danny could see it in their faces when they shook Steve’s hand—they’d have preferred him dead. Death allowed for the ill — Dennis Lehane, The Given Day
Danny could see it in their faces when they shook Steve’s hand—they’d have preferred him dead. Death allowed for the ill — Dennis Lehane, The Given Day
Danny could see it in their faces when they shook Steve’s hand—they’d have preferred him dead. Death allowed for the ill — Dennis Lehane, The Given Day
Danny could see it in their faces when they shook Steve’s hand—they’d have preferred him dead. Death allowed for the ill — Dennis Lehane, The Given Day
Danny could see it in their faces when they shook Steve’s hand—they’d have preferred him dead. Death allowed for the ill — Dennis Lehane, The Given Day
Danny could see it in their faces when they shook Steve’s hand—they’d have preferred him dead. Death allowed for the ill — Dennis Lehane, The Given Day
Danny could see it in their faces when they shook Steve’s hand—they’d have preferred him dead. Death allowed for the ill — Dennis Lehane, The Given Day
Danny could see it in their faces when they shook Steve’s hand—they’d have preferred him dead. Death allowed for the ill — Dennis Lehane, The Given Day
Danny could see it in their faces when they shook Steve’s hand—they’d have preferred him dead. Death allowed for the ill — Dennis Lehane, The Given Day
Danny could see it in their faces when they shook Steve’s hand—they’d have preferred him dead. Death allowed for the ill — Dennis Lehane, The Given Day
Danny could see it in their faces when they shook Steve’s hand—they’d have preferred him dead. Death allowed for the ill — Dennis Lehane, The Given Day
Danny could see it in their faces when they shook Steve’s hand—they’d have preferred him dead. Death allowed for the ill — Dennis Lehane, The Given Day
Danny could see it in their faces when they shook Steve’s hand—they’d have preferred him dead. Death allowed for the ill — Dennis Lehane, The Given Day
Danny could see it in their faces when they shook Steve’s hand—they’d have preferred him dead. Death allowed for the ill — Dennis Lehane, The Given Day
Danny could see it in their faces when they shook Steve’s hand—they’d have preferred him dead. Death allowed for the ill — Dennis Lehane, The Given Day
Danny could see it in their faces when they shook Steve’s hand—they’d have preferred him dead. Death allowed for the ill — Dennis Lehane, The Given Day
Danny could see it in their faces when they shook Steve’s hand—they’d have preferred him dead. Death allowed for the ill — Dennis Lehane, The Given Day
Danny could see it in their faces when they shook Steve’s hand—they’d have preferred him dead. Death allowed for the ill — Dennis Lehane, The Given Day
Danny could see it in their faces when they shook Steve’s hand—they’d have preferred him dead. Death allowed for the ill — Dennis Lehane, The Given Day
Danny could see it in their faces when they shook Steve’s hand—they’d have preferred him dead. Death allowed for the ill — Dennis Lehane, The Given Day
Danny could see it in their faces when they shook Steve’s hand—they’d have preferred him dead. Death allowed for the ill — Dennis Lehane, The Given Day
Danny could see it in their faces when they shook Steve’s hand—they’d have preferred him dead. Death allowed for the ill — Dennis Lehane, The Given Day
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Danny could see it in their faces when they shook Steve’s hand—they’d have preferred him dead. Death allowed for the illusion of heroism. The maimed turned that illusion into an uncomfortable odor.

— Dennis Lehane, The Given Day
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