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“I found your mother. And you.
On the side of the road.”
“What?” he whispered.
“It was about 30 years ago,” I said. “Marlene had just died. I was driving home from the cemetery in a storm that felt personal.”
I could see it all again as I spoke.
“And there she was,” I continued.
“Your mother. On the shoulder. No coat.
No suitcase. Just you on her hip and a look like the world had shut the door.”
His breathing sped up.
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