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I must confess, this process isn't exactly been easy for me. Waiting for the memories

of what happened feels like digging through the rubble of your home after a tornado.

I look for anything with salvaging and try to ignore the rest. Those three days feel

like an exposed nerve in my mind. The wounds both physical and mental. Still fresh.

This is a process. My shrink says the best way to heal is by facing the trauma I had on.

I force myself to remember it one more time. Put it all on paper. Even the parts I don't

make any sense.

Let's get on with it. This whole thing began a couple months ago with a phone called my

office. I ran a small operation out of New Orleans, meaning I enter the phone when I'm

not in the field. One of the dozens of private investigators in the city specializing in

infidelity cases. And now.

clinically shagged. But pays the bills and keeps the door open. More or less.

Reagan's private investigator. They said in the receiver. Answering the phone is just

another part of the job. Usually old clients looking for an update with the occasional

confused telemarker. And I'll get many new cases from clients calling me. And despite

what you may have seen on television. There's no such thing as a walk in client in a place

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