Nicolette

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Memories of her father swim to her. Those kind blue eyes, the wrinkles at the corners. The skin leathered from too much sun. She had been his world, hadn’t she? And yet—he had left. He promised it wasn’t about her; this was adult stuff between him and her mother. He would keep in touch, he would still see her. And he had, for a while. But he’d also moved on.
The Nature of Disappearing
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