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She flip-flops in—another bright summerafter wind-ruffled spring and fur-booted winter—ready at last to ask.They always ask, knowing they shouldn't.Sooner or later.I steeple my fingers and give her the answershe already knows. Her response,“I just wondered,” convinces no one.The question still lingers,familiar as perfume one can't quite recall.