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now in the quiet of a rented apartment, while the air conditioning hummed in the wall and a stack of legal papers sat on the nightstand like a prescription I had not yet filled.
“Mom chose,” I said. “She chose a long time ago. I cannot choose for her.”
“No,” my grandmother said softly. “You cannot.”
I told Callaway on Monday morning.
I did not want to continue reading …
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