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of you. His voice was rough. Sandpaper on wet wood.
He meant it. I could tell because he could barely get the words out. And Gerald Walsh only struggled with words when they were true.
I did not need you to be proud, I said. I needed you to be kind. His mouth opened, closed.
He looked at the apron on the wall, the deed beside it. his daughter sitting continue reading …
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