I was fourteen the day my father died.
Everything after that felt like a blur—black dresses, quiet whispers, the smell of flowers that made my stomach turn. But what I remember most clearly wasn’t the funeral.
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I was fourteen the day my father died.
Everything after that felt like a blur—black dresses, quiet whispers, the smell of flowers that made my stomach turn. But what I remember most clearly wasn’t the funeral.