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So let's talk about Alan and Sandra. I've already told you how their story ends, but let me tell you how their romance started. Dallas in the early summer was alive, buzzing with energy. On the street, people moved through the heat like slow currents in a vast sunlit tide. Alan Rarig was new to town. His athleticism, once his greatest asset, hadn't gotten him a professional contract.
But he hoped to finally hit his stride here in Dallas, beneath a sky so blue it looks painted. He'd landed a job, thanks to an old buddy. But the place to live still needed securing.
His sister-in-law encouraged him to go to an area, Highland Park, and see if anybody would have a garage apartment that he could rent.
This was a neighborhood where first impressions were everything. Alan apparently understood the assignment.
He was dressed in a blazer and a tie and his bronco was black and it was shiny.
The sparkling SUV made its way down Lorain Avenue, cruising slowly in hopes of spotting a for rent sign. Instead, someone caught Alan's eye that June morning. Sandra was standing out in the yard talking to her yard man. She looked like a pinup living inside a Norman Rockwell painting. Might she have a lead?
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