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161 A A real estate office, F said. You already said that, V said. What are you talking about? Z said. His fingers drummed across my coffee table. I was just talking—F started. How surprising, V said. F wasn’t angry. I always forgot how hard it was to make him angry. Before I was just talking, he said, but right now I was thinking about how we all move, just pick up and move all the time. Yes? Z said. I mean, we’re not driven out, we just go to go. I guess you could put it that way, Z said. Why should we have that privilege? F said. I could have stayed in the same town my brother and I grew up in, but I didn’t. I just left. Not just, Sara said. 162 It was easy, F said. And it shouldn’t have been? Sara asked. My point is, the privilege, F said. Our freedom, running around like— Don’t think you have all the freedom you think, Sara said. Yes, Z said. What do you mean? F asked. What I said, Sara said. I have to go. To work, she added, getting up. Nothing more exciting. ...
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