ELLIEMy father had always emphasized how fleeting life is and how we have to seize and enjoy every moment life throws at us."Live everyday like it's your last," he'd say.And now?A shaky sigh leaves me as my eyes take in the sight of the mortuary, a cold room made up of metal, freezers, and lost dreams.The attendant is quiet, standing by me without saying a word, but I can feel his eyes on me, impatient, pushing me to do what I am here for.This isn't his first time; no doubt he has many more people he's supposed to meet."He's right this way, ma'am." I watch the attendant hold out his arm and gesture at a drawer not too far from where we both stand. His hollow eyes are urgent as they give me a silent push to move forward, to move faster.I am too afraid.But, if there's one thing I'm good at, it's ripping the band-aid off faster than I can blink.So, I suck it up and walk up to the freezer, my feet light on the floor yet my footsteps echo heavily, bouncing off the walls of the no
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