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The fact that Joseph Romano was her accuser made her conviction all the more suspect. But the warden was simply the custodian of bodies. He could not buck the system. He was the system.
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Tracy was glad to sit down. Her knees were weak. He was going to tell her now about Charles, and how soon she would be released.
"I've been looking over your record," the warden began.
Charles would have asked him to do that.
"I see you're going to be with us a long time. Your sentence is fifteen years."
It took a moment for his words to sink in. Something was dreadfully wrong. "Didn't--- didn't you speak to--- to Charles?" In her nervousness she was stammering.
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How many times had he heard that? A hundred? A thousand? I'm innocent.
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