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| Oh, Rincon's laugh melted my heart. It's mirthful tunes sounded like the clinking of ice in a cold, tall glass tumbler filled with Mohito. | |
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| Yet after I removed my shirt and felt Rincon's hands upon my quivering shoulders, something was wrong. | |
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| "Rincon," I accused, "You have been toying with me. Your hands are not those of a brickmason. They are smooth as fluffernutter sandwiches!" | |
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| Rincon paused. His grip weakened as did the barrier between us. | |
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| "I will share my secret with you and you only," Rincon whispered into my ear, | |
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| "When I lay bricks, I wear gloves." | |
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