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city lights blurred beyond the glass.
My father placed one hand on the back of a chair, as if standing too long tired him now.
“I thought,” he said slowly, “that if I admitted I was wrong, everything I did before would become wrong too.”
I turned to him.
He kept staring out the window.
“I worked hard,” he said. “I took care of people. I made decisions. continue reading …
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