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A Tin of Old Photographs Revealed Why a Best Friend Kept Helping

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always bad with money,” Harold said, looking out the window at the parking lot. “He would spend his last dollar on a toy for Mia. I always had to keep him on track.”

“He was generous,” I said.

“He was irresponsible,” Harold said softly, then smoothed his tie again. “But he had a good heart. And I am not going to let his family struggle.”

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