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To most people, Officer Marcy Reynolds represented success.
Strength.
Respect.
But every Friday evening, after her shift ended, Marcy parked her patrol car in front of a small white house on Maple Street.
And inside that house lived the woman she respected more than anyone else.
Her mother.
Eleanor Reynolds.
Eleanor was seventy-two years old.
A widow.
A retired school cafeteria worker.
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