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It was a few nights ago, or maybe it all truly began about a year ago.

There's a dirt trail that winds its way behind a row of homes in my housing complex,

a trail I often traverse when I take my dog Jack for his nightly walks.

Jack's a bit of a nervous pup, especially around strangers,

and the dimly lit trail usually guarantees we won't encounter anyone.

This time of year the trail is perpetually damp, and carries the pungent aroma of decaying leaves that blanket it.

The fences, barely higher than waist level at their lowest and reaching shoulder height at their highest points,

separate the trail from the backyards of these homes.

My fence falls somewhere in between those extremes, offering a less than ideal level of privacy.

I often grumble about it, but it seems the long-time residents either don't mind or haven't

cared enough to replace them. At first, I felt like a bit of a nosy neighbor, but it's hard not to sneak a peek

through the illuminated windows and glass patio doors. My curiosity was innocent, far from that

of a perverted voyeur seeking to catch a glimpse of something illicit. Still, the fear of being

labeled the neighborhood's peeping Tom if caught outweighed any guilt I might have felt for my inadvertent observations. Nevertheless, as time passed and I continued my nightly

walks, my reservations began to wane, and I found myself watching more and more. Each window became

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