My aunt was still on the line.
“Kayla,” she repeated, her voice trembling, “you need to see him.”
Mom swallowed.
“What happened to him?”
Another pause.
Then my aunt whispered:
“He lost everything.”
Mom’s expression didn’t change.
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My aunt was still on the line.
“Kayla,” she repeated, her voice trembling, “you need to see him.”
Mom swallowed.
“What happened to him?”
Another pause.
Then my aunt whispered:
“He lost everything.”
Mom’s expression didn’t change.
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