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that had happened.
“Thank you, Grandma.”
“Eat slowly. Then I’ll give you something for the pain.”
I sat beside him and drank my chocolate in silence. Outside, the city was waking up—first trucks rumbling past, the bagel vendor’s whistle on the corner, the neighbor’s dog barking on the second floor.
“Grandma,” Ethan said after a while, “can I stay with continue reading …
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