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her next door. She was thinner now, gray-haired, softer, nothing like the polished woman in pearls. But with the letter in my hand, I finally saw her.
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her next door. She was thinner now, gray-haired, softer, nothing like the polished woman in pearls. But with the letter in my hand, I finally saw her.
Time had thinned her, but it was her.
Mrs. Whitmore looked at Ethan first. Her mouth trembled.
“She’s awake, but she’s weak.”
“Hello, sweetheart,” she whispered.
Ethan stepped closer. “Hi.”
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