When Braxton got home, looking downtrodden and lost, he found the letter from Edna. She had really quit her job to go back to her hometown. In her letter, she said, "Mrs. Merrick's an amazing person, but you haven't treasured her in the way she deserved to be loved. Since the only person who genuinely appreciated my food's gone, I'm leaving as well." Braxton felt as though his heart was empty as he faced his empty mansion. When he opened the fridge, there was nothing inside. In the end, he found a frozen container of mac and cheese on the lowest shelf. When he lifted the lid, his eyes welled up. Judging by the mediocre cooking, it was Tamara's doing. She must've made it for him while Edna was away. The sauce was pale, and the macaroni seemed uncooked. As he gulped it down, tears rolled down his cheeks. On Braxton's 18th birthday, after his grand party, Tamara had dragged him to the kitchen. She pulled out the mac and cheese she'd made for the first time. He joked, "Shouldn'
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