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I didn’t flinch. Didn’t argue. I just watched him walk away.He had no idea I owned that plate he was talking about. I owned the table. The wine he was drinking. The roof over his head.
I was here for Michael. My little brother. He was ten when I left—when I was kicked out. He’s the only one who stayed in touch over the years. Secret emails. Updates about his life. Today he was marrying Sophia, and I’d actually flown in from overseas just to be here.
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