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Rosie isn’t there when I wake up. It’s nearly 9 a.m. At first, I thought she had gone to walk her dog, but when I didn’t see her coming back, I ended up getting up. I better understand her absence when I find a note on the kitchen table. It’s placed on a box of Breton pancakes, probably my breakfast. My dear Maddie, I hope you don’t take this the wrong way, but I preferred not to be there when you woke up. I don’t like goodbyes. Here’s a box in which you will find all the letters from your mother. I thought you’d be happy to read them. I hope one of these days. I was so happy to spend these few days in your company. I’ll always be there for you. Please let me know as soon as possible. I hug you strongly. See you soon! Rosie, your godmother. P.S. Romeo gives you a lick. P.P.S. Slam th
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