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I told Earl about Bea leaving.
The note on the counter.
The father who blocked my number.
The pension that didn’t stretch as far as love does.
He listened without interrupting.
Eyes on the road.
Hearing every word.
When I finished, he exhaled slowly.
“You must be worn out,” he said.
Then he offered something that made my stomach twist—not because it was cruel, but because it was too kind.
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