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he would die proud of having hidden me for/pq-maybe project/sutter-gutter

I SUGGESTED TO ROGER that he tell his brother about me, about us, because his brother was coming into town to visit while Roger’s wife would be away. Enlisting his brother as our ally could have helped us arrange a lot of time together, at least doubling the length of the afternoons we’d contented …

—p.150 An Honest Woman: A Memoir of Love and Sex Work by Charlotte Shane
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for him to be the man he seemed to want to be for/pq-maybe project/sutter-gutter

I’d like to say that I didn’t want Roger to leave his wife, but I don’t think that’s entirely true. I’m a relatively impatient person, and I can be short-tempered. I hated the new limits imposed by his illness. His marriage was an inconvenience, and one he explicitly framed as a financial obstacle …

—p.146 by Charlotte Shane
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there was no point in change for/pq-maybe project/stunt-story

In retrospect, it was laughable for me to entertain the possibility that he would want to leave her for me after the diagnosis, since that was when he needed the stability and support of his family more than ever. But he’d just threatened to leave her when he thought he had decades of life left. I …

—p.144 by Charlotte Shane
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there was no point in change for/pq-maybe project/stunt-story

In retrospect, it was laughable for me to entertain the possibility that he would want to leave her for me after the diagnosis, since that was when he needed the stability and support of his family more than ever. But he’d just threatened to leave her when he thought he had decades of life left. I …

—p.144 by Charlotte Shane
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Roger did not leave me millions project/sutter-gutter

I didn’t see Roger before the surgery, but his immediate recovery went well enough that he managed a solo trip to his DC condo about a month later, and I spent the night with him there. By this time, they’d determined that he had brain cancer and it was not curable. “If I could, I’d leave you four …

—p.142 by Charlotte Shane