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"Dad, I love you." I sobbed as I reached my hand to touch the side of his cheek. He smiled and took my hand in his.
"I love you too, princess." He simply said with sparkling eyes. He looked like an angel.
"What am I supposed to do without you?" I whimpered out. He rubbed my palm to comfort me and said.
"Keep playing the piano."
The sorrowful trees surrounded the house blew against the wind as leaves fell from their places and the wind was ruthless. I stared at the window to the view of Michigan bare streets and the sad drifting leaves.
I then averted my eyes to the broken boy that laid with his eyes closed. I smiled a bit at the stubborn boy that f
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