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at my uniform, at the ribbons, at the rank on my shoulder. “You’re really.”
Her lips trembled. “Why didn’t you tell us?”
A laugh almost escaped me. It would have been cruel, so I swallowed it.
She flinched like I had raised my hand.
“I came home,” I said, my voice quiet but steady. “I stood on your porch in uniform. I told you I hadn’t continue reading …
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