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My friends were crying quietly near the front row. His mother had both hands pressed to her mouth. My uncle looked ashamed, and I noticed that shame and let it be what it was: not my fault, not my burden to manage.
The day was damaged. But it was not theirs anymore.
“No,” I said.
Daniel searched my face.
I squeezed his hand. “I want to stay married to continue reading …
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