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Mrs. Zaccari looks up and down the street, before stepping forward and continuing in a lowered voice. "If you do decide to do a paper route, you could get some exercise and take Eli's old bike. We were about to sell it in a garage sale next Saturday, but if either of you can use it, it's yours."
Isaiah and I look at each other. He's realizing how much money the Zaccaris must have to just be handing out bikes.
— Jan 12, 2026 03:20PM
Isaiah and I look at each other. He's realizing how much money the Zaccaris must have to just be handing out bikes.
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Marsha
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"Mr. Zaccari killed somebody?" asks Isaiah. Mr. Zaccari is super quiet. He's barely said a word to me or Isaiah in all the times we've been over there. Mrs. Zaccari does all the talking for both of them. We used to sit in their living room and watch cartoons if we finished mowing their lawn early. He was usually asleep across the room from us, but he'd always wake up to hug us goodbye before we left.
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MOM AND DAD USED to tell us, when we were still young enough to believe people can understand anything about the universe, that people are always chasing after impossible things. We want what we can't have. We ask questions we don't fully understand, looking for answers we wouldn't be able to handle. People pay accountants and psychologists to give them power over the here and now.
— Jan 12, 2026 01:37PM
