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My grandfather stood behind me.
He looked at Ethan the way men like him look at legacy.
Then he looked at me.
“You did this for him,” he said.
I swallowed.
“I did it because of him,” I corrected.
That night, after my grandfather left and the apartment fell quiet, I sat on the floor beside Ethan’s crib and listened to him breathe.
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