The neighborhood named me before I ever said hello. Gold digger. I was twenty-four, moving into Mr. Halston’s house with a single suitcase and a set of keys his lawyer handed me like evidence. Mr. Halston was sixty-eight, tethered to an oxygen tank, still sharp-eyed, still careful with every word.
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