I spent the three days at Dad's funeral crying until I had no more tears left to shed.Everyone we knew came to say goodbye one last time—everyone but Shannon.She spent those same three days taking Sean and James to get full medical checkups. It was the same checkup that I had her take Dad to.When the bill came to 3,000 dollars, she printed the receipt right in front of Dad and told me to reimburse the household account.That night, Dad quietly left in the rain on his own. By the time he made it back to his hometown, he had come down with a high fever.Now, none of it mattered anymore.When I arrived home, I found Dad's clothes and bedding strewn across the floor. Sean stood in the middle of the room, directing the movers as they stripped the photos from the walls."What are you doing?" I asked, stunned.He folded his arms across his chest and looked down at me. "My dad's heart hasn't been doing too well these past couple of days. Shannon said he could move in here, so natura
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