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What . . wh . ” “He was a friend of mine,” Babu said. Her boss walked past, shoulders drooping. He looked into space. Te licked her teeth and swallowed. ” Babu turned farther away, so that Te couldn’t see his face, and said nothing. ” “I’ll call a cab for you,” he said. ” Te pushed herself to her feet. “Damn it, Babu. ” Te hugged herself, hesitating. “Did . . This fight. Is that why Dad . . why he . ” Babu made a sound that Te realized after a moment was him grinding his teeth together. “I have to go,” he said.
The factors all . ” His eyes bulged. His jaw worked even as his words died out. “The factors . . they point . ” He was staring at Te’s stomach. The suspicious lump in her right pocket had caught his attention. She looked back up to see his eyes wide with terror. “The black man gave that to you,” he said—almost an accusation. ” he cried. “I’m too late. I’m sorry. ” The door slammed shut. Bolts and chains slid back into place. Locks clicked shut. Te stared at the dull metal in front of her and sighed.
Everyone knows the Master,” said the first boy. ” “Hey, man, look,” said the second. ” Babu saw the boy pointing to the fetish around his neck. ” The first boy leaned forward, less concerned with hiding now, and examined Babu’s charm. Babu made no move to block it, staying as still as possible. “I don’t know. ” said the first boy. ” The second boy nodded. ” “Thank you,” said Babu. The second boy poked him in the arm with a long, pointed nail. It was sharp enough that Babu could feel it through the blazer’s heavy tweed.
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