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slightly.
The particular relief of being known.
Before she left, she stood in the doorway with her coat half on and looked at me steadily.
“You don’t have to wait for a good moment forever, Grandma.”
“I know,” I said.
“Do you?”
I didn’t answer.
She kissed my cheek and went.
I stood in the hallway long after her car was gone, the paper sack in my hands, and continue reading …
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