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“Teeth, all by themselves.”
“Why is there sadness in their eyes?”
“Then she sees the red plastic dustpan in Yvette’s hand.”
“Dogs in Guatemala are like this.”
“She spins around, scanning the brink of the park and beyond it the poorly lit street, narrow as a tight-lipped frown.”
“Her short fiction has won the Miami University Novella Prize, the Arts & Letters Fiction Prize, and the Florida Review's Leiby Prize.”
“What’s going on?” “Nothing,” says Molly, and hauls her up by the elbow.”
““Do you ever think,” Yvette said that night, when Molly brought her a tray, “this isn’t our war?”
“The way people here take her into their homes with such kindness and grace.”
“For two years, Molly has seen this.”
“But the bundle of tortillas weighs more than it should as she turns toward her apartment again.”
““How do you stand it?” Molly hears herself say.”
“Then she drops her view to the gutter, and for a single cold moment all conscious thought stops.”
“But Gregoria shakes her head slightly and fits the warm pack of tortillas into Molly’s hand.”
““Ah,” says Yvette, extending the pan.”
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“But at the junction of Sexta Calle and Tercera Avenida, Molly’s feet drag.”