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There was no tension left, no need for confrontation—just two people trying to move forward with honesty. We barely spoke of the painful past. Instead, we focused on what her father would have wanted: mutual respect, and perhaps something gentler growing between us. His words had softened the edges of our grief and made space for understanding.
Reading his words myself made the weight of them settle deeper, but they also grounded me. They reminded me that showing up for someone matters, even when it feels unseen. That afternoon became a turning point.
We shared stories about him—his stubborn streak, his dry humor, his insistence on doing everything the old-fashioned way. We realized how many moments of his life we had each witnessed separately.
In a way, the letter became the bridge he must have hoped we would one day cross together.
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