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“You should’ve been able to tell your own mother,” he said. “That’s the real tragedy.”
We ate lunch in quiet comfort.
When the check came, I reached for it out of habit.
My grandfather raised an eyebrow.
“I can pay,” I said automatically.
He held up a hand.
“No,” he said. “You can tip.”
I blinked.
He slid his card into the folder, then looked at me.
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