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Andrea Lee Reads Haruki Murakami

The New Yorker: Fiction

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A New Boyfriend, a New Girlfriend

In the spring of the year after we met, her father had died of heart disease. She inherited a little money from him and said she wanted to use it to go to north africa. So off she went to algeria with new boy friend - they grew close and soon became lovers. As far as i knew, he was the first steady boy friend she'd ever had.

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