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I turn to look at him. He nods toward the wall. “Your mother and father. Your brothers Jeffrey and Logan.” A beat. “Your sister Lucy.” Another beat that lands heavier than the rest. “And you. That photograph was taken at your dedication.” I find the dedication photograph without difficulty. A family gathered around a baby. A woman in a pale dress holding the child against her chest. A man beside her with his hand on the small of her back and his eyes full of something so uncomplicated and complete it almost hurts to look at directly. Three children in front of them doing their best to stand still.

The family of four looked intimate and sweet together in the photos. "You're trying to provoke me, aren't you?" Maia squinted at him maliciously.

, Kabeer sighed, holding the old family photograph of his whole family together. The photograph was taken by a famous photographer of that time where Mr. Kabeer Malhotra, his sons, Rajveer Malhotra and Logan Malhotra were standing holding each other's hand. And the ladies of the family, Mrs. Ember Malhotra wife of Kabeer, Mrs. Naira Malhotra wife of Rajveer and Mrs. Alexia Malhotra wife of Logan were sitting on a royal sofa holding their child, Abeer and Neil.

The family of four sat at the center of the picture. Everyone was smiling, and at that moment, happiness was frozen in time. —The End

I hoped that being surrounded by these memories would bring him some comfort during his recovery. “It is us.” He said, picking up the photo frame from the side, that the picture is of our family, the four of us smiling, embracing each other tightly, and Brnadon's eyes staring at me with so much love and care. It was a reminder of the love and support we had for each other and how far we had come as a family. I nodded my head, not being able to form words from my mouth. As I looked at the photo, a rush of emotions flooded over me. It was a snapshot of happier times, a testament to the strength and resilience we had as a family.

His brow furrowed in interest when he zoomed in on the image. A total of six people are displayed in this photograph, including an old couple seated together. Adam had the notion that the two of them were a couple. They were joined by a group of four people, including two ladies and two men. The gentlemen were grownups already, and one of the ladies was just a year or two younger than Adam. However, there was one particular girl who attracted his eye. Adam has no idea why, but his heart started racing and beating fast. He was sure he'd seen her before as her features looked familiar. After reading the rest of the content included within the document, Adam learned information about this famil

Victoria looked through them, her heart full. "This one," she said, holding up a photo. "This is the one." The photo showed the whole family—forty-two people, spanning five generations. Victoria and Nathaniel in the center, their children around them, their grandchildren at their feet. Patricia in her chair, her hand on Daniel's shoulder. Everyone smiling. "It's beautiful," Nathaniel said. "It's us," Victoria replied. "All of us." The portrait was framed and hung in the hallway.