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for a long moment. This was my son.
The baby I’d held in my arms 35 years ago. The boy I’d taught to throw a baseball and drive a car. But the person standing in front of me was a stranger wearing my son’s face.
“You missed your mother’s funeral,” I said quietly. David shrugged. “I know, and I feel terrible about it.”
Feel? But Mom would have wanted us continue reading …
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