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They didn't speak once, the whole ride back to the Blind Pig. The sacks of laundry seemed heavier now than any time they'd hauled them before. The size of that crowd out front of the power laundry, impossible to unsee it. The wind blew hard and cold but they did not hurry home. The town receded behind them and Adelaide Henry stayed back there.
Bertie had built the Blind Pig twice already. Once it had to be redone because of a fire, and the second time she expanded the cabin, adding an extra room when she met Fiona Wong.