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voice breaking. “I’m sorry.”
He didn’t need to say anything else. I hugged him. And he cried like he did when he was a boy.
We didn’t say much that morning. We sat in the kitchen. We drank coffee. We watched the sunrise.
“The keys are still yours, Mom,” he finally said. “They always were yours.”
“I know, my love.”
“I was a fool. She convinced me you were continue reading …
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