his hand.
“Come on.”
“Where?”
“Home.”
I looked at the dress.
Then at him.
And suddenly I understood something.
For fifty-five years, I had thought the dress was a reminder of the life I had lost.
It wasn’t.
It was proof that some promises survive even when people don’t know where to find each other.
I folded it carefully.
Daniel opened the car door for me.
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