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029. Are Jerks Worthy Of Pity?
Author: La Mariachi
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Klaus turned quickly and his face drained of color as he saw who had entered.

Robert Masterson stood in the doorway. His usual cheerful expression was gone and now replaced by a look of disappointment.

“Enough, Klaus!” Robert’s voice was firm, carrying an authority that filled the room. “What do you think you’re doing?”

“Father?” Klaus stammered. He was momentarily disarmed by the sight of the man who had always seemed indifferent to his actions.

Robert took a step forward and his potbelly shifted as he moved.

“Have you lost your mind, son? Laying a hand on your wife? And in front of your mother, too?”

Klaus’s anger flared up again, though there was a hint of uncertainty in his eyes.

“Stay out of this, Father. This is my house, my wife—”

“And you think that gives you the right to act like this?” Robert cut him off angrily.

“Your wife, Klaus? She’s the only good thing in this house, and you treat her like dirt! I won’t let you get away with it!”

He turned to Janine, who was c
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