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Debra The Day She Will Never Forget Sparknotes
The novel began with Debra revisiting, her police statement and the audio recordings of husband Nino for a therapy session. Then Debra flashes back to the day she says, “She will never forget”. The flash back begins in 1998, when Debra was chosen randomly, she was taken from her “dream home” in Academy Hill a suburb in Delaware, on a spring afternoon were she had been planting flowers all day. Debra then goes in to vivid details on precisely what occurred from the moment the man she calls repeatedly "the asshole" who’s real name is Donald Flagg hit her in the head in her yard and into the time serval days later were she was able to free herself from the knot she was tied up with in the offender bedroom, so she could dial 911. In the beginning

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