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“Lily.”
She waved. “Come here.”
“I’m sorry,” I said into her hair.
“I’m so sorry if I hurt you. If I did something wrong…”
She pulled back, wiping her eyes. “You didn’t.
You never did.”
“Then why..?”
She reached into her bag, pulled out an envelope, and handed it to me with shaking hands.
Inside were two boarding passes and a handwritten note:
I looked up at her, speechless.
“Lily, baby…”
“Before you panic, it’s not all of it.
I planned this for months. Budgeted everything. I’m not being reckless.”
Tears streamed down my face.
“I watched you after Dad died,” she added.
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