The stranger tried to bolt for the door, clutching his clothes in a frantic bundle as he brushed past me. I didn’t stop him; I wanted him out of my house before I did something that would land me in a cell.
Once the front door slammed, the silence that followed was even more deafening than the confrontation. Sarah finally spoke, but it wasn’t an apology—it was a demand to turn off the camera.
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