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And The Mountains Echoed: I Did Not Know

by @gossamer-2

Allow me to make a confession: I did steal. (I did not know.) At the time, I was waiting outside a wedding hall. She was listening: to engines idling, the muffled sound of music. She was beautiful, graceful; she lit a cigarette - noticed me - and her feet were bare. She offered no indication that she felt it. She wore sunglasses and smoked. I did steal. I sat outside, and I did steal. I did not know.
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Rearranged words from a page in "And The Mountains Echoed" by Khaled Housseini

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