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my gaze. “Just memorabilia.”
“You sold his things too.”
“We kept what mattered,” my mother said.
I opened the folder without asking. Inside were certificates, commendations, a folded flag receipt—everything marked as collateral.
My chest tightened, but my voice stayed even. “You used his service record to get better loan terms.”
My father didn’t deny it.continue reading …
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