I read Dad’s letter three times.
Then a fourth.
Each time, the words hit differently.
Not because of the money.
Not because of the Charger.
Because for the first time since the funeral, I could hear my father’s voice clearly again — steady, practical, honest.
Outside, the estate sale carried on like nothing had changed.
People laughed.
Truck doors slammed.
Someone …
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