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Its Not Over Till Its Over

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July 28, 2011

 

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The real truth starts to appear when interesting facts about Molly’s friends are brought into the story, implying that Molly didn’t kill her husband. A particular incident, which plays a crucial role in the novel, occurs toward the end of the book. By this time, Molly has emotionally lost it and is on the verge of a breakdown...
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By this time, Molly has emotionally lost it and is on the verge of a breakdown. Her best friend Jenna comes over not only to comfort her, but also to murder her. She discreetly slips sleeping pills into Molly’s wine to make it look like suicide. Molly continues to drown all her sorrows in the wine, getting dangerously close to death...
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