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My parents’ house wasn’t home.
My grandfather’s estate had been safety, but it wasn’t mine.
The apartment I’d signed for was still empty of memories.
“I want to go where Ethan is,” I said.
My grandfather nodded.
“Then that’s home,” he replied.
We drove in silence for a few minutes.
Attorney Thompson was on the phone, murmuring legal language into the receiver continue reading …
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