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The First Harvest

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Weeks passed. The garden grew. I watched the tiny green shoots push through the soil and reach for the sun. I watered them every morning and talked to them. He laughed at me but he helped me tend to them. We built a small fence to keep the rabbits out and a trellis for the climbing beans.

The tomatoes were the first to fruit. Small green orbs that slowly turned red. I checked them every day. Waiting for the perfect moment to pick them. When the first tomato was fully ripe I called him outside t
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