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And just like that, I was six again.
When I “became an orphan.”
“Instant,” she said.
“They didn’t feel a thing.”
I remember staring at the stains on the carpet instead of her face.
Then Grandma walked in.
Tiny. Gray bun. Brown coat that smelled like cold air and laundry soap.
She knelt down so we were eye level.
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