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Chapter 19
Chapter 19 begins with Patricia preparing for a book club night that has unexpectedly become a battleground for her deepening suspicions about James Harris. As the women gather in the comfort of Slick’s cluttered living room, Patricia braces herself for the difficult conversation she knows she must initiate. Her friends, well-meaning and supportive, are about to be pulled into the web of her suspicions, and she needs them to understand the urgency of the situation. The pressure builds as Patricia, aware…-
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Chapter 20
Chapter 20 opens with Patricia dealing with the chaos of a seemingly uneventful evening that has turned into an overwhelming challenge. Patricia’s attempts to juggle her responsibilities as a mother and host are interrupted by the tension of her increasingly strained relationships with her children, especially Korey, who stubbornly refuses to comply with Patricia’s requests. The household, normally quiet, is now filled with the noise of unresolved conflicts and discomfort, as Patricia prepares for the…-
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Chapter 21
Chapter 21 opens with Patricia’s growing sense of disillusionment, as she watches Carter and Blue interact with a series of people arriving at their home. The scene plays out like a carefully orchestrated gathering of individuals who seem to be holding their own agendas, while Patricia feels increasingly like an outsider in her own life. The tension is palpable as the men file into the living room, preparing for what Carter has termed a "serious talk." Despite their grandiose sense of authority, Patricia…-
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Chapter 22
Chapter 22 opens with Patricia feeling emotionally drained, choosing to retreat into her own space and away from the ongoing tension at home. She heads to bed early, sensing that her relationship with Carter is fraying at the edges, but instead of confronting her feelings, she lets him handle the kids while he tries to keep their home running. After dinner, Carter takes the initiative to have a serious talk with their children, Blue and Korey, while Patricia takes a step back, not ready to engage in their…-
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Chapter 24
Chapter 24 begins with Patricia feeling uneasy as Carter, while driving, uses his cellphone to discuss work matters. Though Carter is a skilled driver, Patricia can’t shake her discomfort with his multitasking behind the wheel. The pair are already running late for their book club meeting, a social occasion they both attend more out of obligation than enjoyment. The topic of their conversation shifts from logistics to Carter’s busy fall schedule. He mentions that he has multiple talks lined up and will…-
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Chapter 25
Chapter 25 begins with Patricia and Carter navigating the challenges of parenting their son, Blue. As Carter prepares for another business trip, Patricia faces the tough reality of Blue’s recent behavior. Despite her attempt to maintain some sense of order at home, the stress is palpable as she tries to balance her responsibilities and make things work. She and Slick decide to carpool the boys, though Carter is reluctant about Blue associating with Slick’s son. This highlights the tension between…-
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Chapter 26
Chapter 26 begins with Patricia trying to maintain her composure as she gets caught in her own thoughts while driving. Her palms sweat on the steering wheel as she heads up Rifle Range Road, questioning her decision to visit Mrs. Greene. Patricia had hoped that Mrs. Greene might not even be home, and the relief that followed was almost palpable when she considered just turning back. The area around her had changed significantly, with new construction beginning to take over, and the familiarity she once…-
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Chapter 38
Chapter 38 begins with Kitty anxiously watching the rearview mirror, her voice trembling as she wonders if Patricia will be all right. They sit silently in Maryellen’s parked minivan, far from the bright lights and curious eyes of town, wrapped in darkness and fear. Mrs. Greene affirms that they are all fine, but their silence betrays their shared doubt—especially regarding Patricia’s condition. As the clock strikes seven, they realize time is no longer on their side. There’s no more space for…-
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Chapter 27
Chapter 27 begins with Patricia feeling a wave of uncertainty as she drives down Rifle Range Road towards Six Mile. Her palms are sweaty as she grips the steering wheel, the nerves gnawing at her. Despite the distance that has grown between herself and Mrs. Greene, she attempts to convince herself that the visit is nothing out of the ordinary. Maybe Mrs. Greene won’t be home, and that would offer her an easy escape from the discomfort she’s feeling. The new development along the road brings a strange…-
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Chapter 28
Chapter 28 begins with an unexpected phone call that sets a chain of events into motion. Patricia receives a call from Slick, who is eager to brainstorm ideas for an upcoming Halloween celebration. However, Patricia is taken aback when Slick reveals she has decided to throw a Reformation Party instead of celebrating Halloween in its traditional form. Slick explains that her decision stems from her strong opposition to Halloween, particularly due to its association with Satanism, and she proposes that they…-
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