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Chapter 6

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By the time I got home, my parents had already prepared all my favorite dishes.

After all these years apart, the white in my mother's hair was jarring to see, and my father's frame had stooped considerably. The tall, sturdy father I remembered had somehow grown old without my noticing, and I'd missed the most important years of his life.

The thought alone brought tears to my eyes.

My knees buckled, and I dropped to the floor in front of them.

"Mom, Dad. I've been a terrible son."

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