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Her mouth opened.
“On our wedding night,” I continued, my throat tight, “you told me you weren’t afraid of me dying. You were afraid of me not coming back. Of me choosing the job over you. And I promised I would always choose you.”
A tear slid down her cheek, crossing the edge of the bruise.
“Richard,” she said. Not a question. A recognition.
I nodded.continue reading …
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