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he finally said, “Angie’s got Scottie. Let’s go get a cup of shitty hospital coffee.”
How easy it was to be back in his company. Too easy. In fact, it put me on alert, how natural it felt to walk in step beside him, with his loping gate that belied an old injury to his left knee. He’d fallen off his bike once, went skidding across an intersection, and his slight limp was all that remained of that incident. I’d been there, in the same hospital, when he’d come out of surgery, bleary and good-humored. He had taken my hand, and the heart monitor had picked up its pace when he touched me. “That machine,” he’d slurred, “is telling you how much I love you.” He’d been 18 then, three years before he’
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