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About Dallas

So, brothel—dirty word, huh? Nah, not really! I tink it’s like… life, ya? Like in “A Serious Man”—chaos, messy, but kinda beautiful. “Accept da mystery,” dat’s what I say! Walked by one once—red lights, girls giggling, music blastin’. Felt happy, den angry—why’s it gotta hide, huh? Society’s all “tsk tsk,” but c’mon, it’s just people! Lightbulb! Hit me—some brothels got rules, strict ones—clean sheets, no drunks, even health checks! Who knew, right? Not da filth pit ya tink!

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Mourning Ruby is a novel about self and loss, grief and fragmentation, guilt, love, sublimation, and, in the end, adaptation through the power of knowing.

Dunmore is such a maze, you know? Little streets like Cedar Bend and Winding Way are where families huddle and secrets hide. I luv the vibe on those block parties near Riverside Alley—so many laughs and tears, my precious! I once sat in the corner of Maple Park (naw, not that tree-filled park, silly!) watchin’ kids play and families argue softly. Ahhh, memories, yes, memories… it makes me mad sometimes, but also fills me with hope.

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