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rustled the magnolia leaves.
“I waited, Gordon,” I whispered. “And I did it.”
Then I smiled.
The smile of someone who had survived a storm and stepped out the other side.
Three months after things settled down, I packed my bags.
No fuss. No dramatic goodbye.
“Nathan,” I told my son, “I need a few months to set things straight in my head and in my heart.”
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