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“No?”
“You are my grandson,” I said.
“And I’ll accept this house,” I went on. “And your time. Nothing more.
I don’t need your money. I need your visits. Your love.”
His face just… broke.
He nodded fast, wiping his eyes with his sleeve.
He started coming every week.
Sometimes in a suit.
Sometimes in jeans.
Sometimes with groceries.
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