Looking through the window of the drop-off laundry place on our block, I become instantly wary when I see the cops standing at the counter talking to Judy, who runs the place. She’s gesturing broadly and speaking rapidly in Chinese as I come in, but I don’t want to pry so I just smile and slide my ticket across the counter.
“Everything’s okay, we’re just visiting our friends,” one of the cops says with a grin, and Judy nods happily.
“I mean, I was just gonna keep myself to myself,” I say as I feel my shoulders lower about an inch.
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