Chapter 34

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            Landry             Landry was expecting the text.  He was sitting on the balcony overlooking lake drinking a cup of coffee when the text came in.  He looked at his phone.             “Sooo, do you wanna tell me how a xylophone got to my front porch between 3am and 9am on a Sunday morning?”             Not an unreasonable question to ask, in Landry’s opinion.  It was not a conventional time for an unannounced xylophone delivery, and xylophones were fairly large instruments. He wrote back:             “I put it there.”             Truthful, he thought.  But a little mean.  Obviously, she already knew it was from him. Another text came in:             “You just had a spare xylophone lying around?”             He did, in fact, have two spare xylophones lying around, but Mart

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