When Grandma Went to Pakistan by Sheree Winslow
I’m not sure if my mistake was in joining together reality and fantasy or if I simply was treading someplace where I didn’t belong.
I’m not sure if my mistake was in joining together reality and fantasy or if I simply was treading someplace where I didn’t belong.
By morning, there were no pauses left to count. The winter chill crept into the room as Dad lay lifeless.
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It wouldn’t be the last time I tried to cure a broken heart with recklessness.