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was someone who had chosen to carry what most adults would run from.
Days later, Sylvia died. She left everything to us—a note, a trust, a plea to care for her children.
Josh read it, then looked at the twins.
“We’re going to be okay,” he said.
And somehow, I believed him.
A year has passed.
Our apartment is louder now, messier, full of life. Josh is seventeen.continue reading …
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