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“No,” I replied quietly. “It was your father’s. And now it’s mine.”
He cursed at me, called me cruel, warned me I would regret this. Then eventually… he left.
A few days later, I finally found the strength to clean his room.
It still looked unmistakably like a teenager lived there—clothes tossed across the floor, half-empty soda cans everywhere, that faint mix of cologne and carelessness lingering in the air. I moved slowly, folding and sorting, trying not to think too deeply.
My fingers touched something soft—a duffel bag shoved far back against the wall.
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