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Zara woke up with the sun on her face. It felt a little odd. There was an angel smiling at her. She smiled back.
“What happened.”
“You looked so much like the sleeping beauty that I had to kiss you.”
“I don’t mean the kiss. Why is the sun shining.” ...

... to god their devotion by the killing of animals or torturing themselves. They do feed the dead to the vultures. Or used to.”
In Zara’s family they sacrificed humans regularly. And that was just as bad as killing chickens.

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Unsolved murder cases in Caracas numbered well above the solved. Kids were on the loose with guns and someone was shot every day. Some places got better over the years. Caracas and the rest of the country had spun out of control.
Herez spent his time on the cases that were out of the ordinary. ...

... “What priests.”
“The same time a few priests died in an attack on Aruba.”
“Some Islam extremists, like they said in the news.”
“Don’t be a dick, Frazetta.”

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Zara was pleasantly surprised that she really enjoyed the sermon. She found the conclusion a little illogical and the song singing and praying a bit too culty but the sermon was very clever.
She had to maintain many different smells. Most of the smells were artificial. She had the most trouble with them. She’d rather share an elevator with a hamburger ...

... Zara could have called Stanford. He was available always. Insisted he was. Calling an Uber was easier and faster. She pulled out her smartdevice to call and an attentive cab driver spotted her and slowed down when she looked at him. She turned to wave at Suzanna before getting into the back of the cab to ponder what moves to practice on the lunch guest.

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The normal Sunday lunch at the Prescott’s was not an event where guests could be invited to participate. From a non-Anthropophagus point of view it was a horror journey. Non-Anthropophagi had their vague moral codes and grand ability of denial. Most carnivores didn’t eat their own species but that did not make them less brutal. Intent as far as any given animal might have such ability ...

... “Okay, my clever little girl.”
“Was that a decision.”
“You ask your friends on the team. Tuesday is not a busy day for us. You let me know how many coaches and parents want to come and we’ll set something up.”
“Okay, I’ll see who wants to come.”

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