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No guilt. Just respect. It was a start.
In August, Kyle showed up at my office. Against my better judgment, I let him into a conference room.
“I’m in therapy,” he said without preamble. “And I owe you an apology. You were right. We forgot you. Not just at Thanksgiving. For years. We treated you like you existed to serve us. And when you stopped, we continue reading …
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