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mother’s necklace for a spa weekend was a minor logistical decision, no different than choosing which credit card to use.
“That was your mother’s,” I said quietly. “The only thing I kept.”
Jennifer shrugged, a small, dismissive gesture that sent ice through my veins. “Dad, it was just sitting in that box. You weren’t wearing it. Mom’s gone—she doesn’t continue reading …
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