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side.
“Dad, please,” he said. “Just for a few weeks.”
“No,” I told him. “That’s my answer.”
There was hurt in the silence that followed, and that part of it stung. Daniel was my son. He was caught in the middle, and I knew it. He was a decent man who had made the mistake of marrying someone who mistook kindness for weakness.
But middle or not, this was continue reading …
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