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old man’s liver spots, the careful way he folded his napkin, the slight tremor when he reached for his spoon — and something in her face softened into grief.
After service, when the steam tables were empty and the last tray had gone back to dish, she stood beside me at the sink rinsing ladles.
“I know his name,” she said quietly.
“Givens.”
“I know. I remember.continue reading …
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