‘Midnight at the Blackbird Café’

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‘Midnight at the Blackbird Café’ Chapters

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“Why don’t you start at the beginning?” “The beginning? Well, I reckon that was the funeral. 

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“When did you first notice the blackbirds?” the reporter asked. Bow Barthelemy kicked out long, thin legs.

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“Have you ever eaten a slice of the blackbird pie at the café?” “Yes, indeedy,” Mr. Lazenby said. “Every day for thirteen

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“Some people don’t want anything to do with the pie,” Summer Pavegeau said. She tucked a strand of hair behind her

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“What initially brought you to town, sir?” “A report of a rare sighting of Turdus merula,” Zachariah Boyd said

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“Excuse me,” the reporter said to the young woman hustling between tables. “Can I help you?” 

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“You live near here, don’t you?” “Up the mountain a bit, in a cabin on Creek Hill,” Cam Kolbaugh said.

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“You’ve lived next door to the café for five years now, but you didn’t know the blackbirds were a rare species

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The reporter glanced over at the older woman at the next table. Pen in hand, she was focused on a leather-bound 

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“Sometimes you have to know when to give in. I mean, if he hasn’t come around by now, he never will. Am I right?”

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“Beautiful property you have out here,” the reporter said. Aubin Pavegeau limped toward the small cabin

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The reporter was a virtual stranger in this town, yet even he’d heard of Dr. Linden’s diagnosis.

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“Hihi!” The reporter waved to the little girl. “Your daughter is cute.” Natalie Walker finger-combed her daughter’s

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“The fire came as a shock,” Jena Barthelemy said. “But maybe, on closer look, it was a blessing in disguise.”

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