Chapter 9

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A week later, my mother almost fully recovered. I moved back in with her. I went to work during the day and walked with her in the evenings. Life had become so simple that I could hear the rhythm of my own breathing. Daniel didn't contact me again. Megan did send me a message from another account. It was essentially an apology, saying she hadn't known things would turn out this way. I glanced at it, didn't reply, and deleted it. After the damage was done, an apology was often worth next to nothing. Later, I received an envelope by courier. Inside were a bank card and a handwritten note. This is some of what I've saved over the years. It isn't much, but I owe you. I've put the house up for sale. You'll get half of what it sells for. I've sold the car, too, but kept the keychain. If you

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