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One evening, he finally broke the silence.
“I’m sorry,” he said.
“I handled it wrong,” he said softly. “I know that now.”
It wasn’t a perfect resolution—but it was a beginning.
The next morning, he brought my mom breakfast without being asked. He offered his arm on the stairs. No lists. No prices.
Later, my mom squeezed my hand and said, “Anyone can love you when it’s easy. What matters is who learns when it’s hard.”
I watched Brian quietly loading the dishwasher and felt something I hadn’t felt in weeks.
Hope.
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