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matters.”
I laid my forehead on the back of his hand, unable to speak past the lump in my throat.
Spring sunlight filtered through the curtains the morning he left me. I brought his breakfast tray—oatmeal with honey, chamomile tea—into his room and called softly, “Grandpa, time to wake up.”
The rest of the sentence dissolved in my throat.
He was lying continue reading …
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