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time, the boys lit up.
Trevor once sat on the edge of the couch after one of those calls, elbows on his knees, smiling at the carpet in this private, hopeful way that made him look ten years younger.
“Dad’s gonna get it together this year,” he said.
“I can feel it.”
He never did.
They kept forgiving him anyway.
They never extended the same grace to me.
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