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“OMG,” she gasped. “There better not be too much bl—”
She had to break off for a moment as her jaws sheared through Bill’s left tibia and her throat glommed it into her gullet. “You said no one can prove they’re dead! You said.”
But Bill didn’t answer.
Her tongue continued to writhe, hauling back an arm, a leg and gobs of congealing blood, to be chomped and slurped and shoved into her gullet.
But soonest done soonest mended, as Bill always said. When she waddled to the door to let the cops in, she was clean as a whistle—as Bill always said.
