“Talo, it would appear that our sons are growing up.” She tut-tutted in mock solemnity. “And we always said… — James Morrow
“Talo, it would appear that our sons are growing up.”
She tut-tutted in mock solemnity. “And we always said, ‘It can’t happen here.’”
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