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Grief lingered quietly, and his jacket remained a constant presence—sometimes worn by my son, sometimes hugged by my daughter. One cold morning, while heading downstairs, I noticed an older man sitting outside the grocery entrance. His hands were shaking from the cold. He said he was a veteran and asked for spare change. Instead of walking past, I went upstairs and brought back Nathan’s jacket, offering it without thinking much beyond the need for warmth.
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