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Three months after my mother’s funeral, my father married her sister. I tried to convince myself that grief can drive people to make unimaginable choices. But then my brother showed up late to the wedding, drew me aside, and pressed a letter into my hands—one my mother had never intended for me to see.
I thought nothing could be more painful than watching my mother die. I was wrong.
Even as she was dying, she never stopped being a parent.
After we buried her, the house still carried the scent of antiseptic and her lavender lotion.
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