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89. Who
“Your mother?!” exclaimed the evidently surprised Zia Scott, looking up at the woman by the door.
“Excuse me?” asked the seemingly bemused woman as she glanced at the little girl. Then, she dragged her eyes to look at Gray. “How may I help you?”
“Y-you’re,” stammered Gray, her eyes quivering with confusion. “Where’s Amanda Corbett?”
The woman put her palm on her chest. “I am Amanda Corbett. Do I know you?”
Even with her name verified, Gray was still having a hard time believing. The woman just had a very close resemblance to a woman that once shunned her. She may have not seen that woman for over five years already, but she figured that’s how the wrinkles and age spots would find her face right now.
“N-no,”
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