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he deserved.
This time, when she held out her hand, Frank took it.
Diane found him at sunrise.
The diary lay open in his lap.
His face was peaceful.
At the funeral, Peter spoke first.
He did not call his father perfect. He did not polish the past until it shone falsely. He spoke of a hard man who became softer, a proud man who learned to apologize, an old continue reading …
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