My Sister Handed Me A Document And Said “It’s Time”—Then Left The Room

It was a chilly evening when I decided to make the call. The familiar ring echoed in my ear, each tone a reminder of the stakes. « Hello? » His voice was calm, almost too calm. « We need to talk, » I said, trying to keep my voice steady.

There was a pause, a moment where everything seemed to hang in the balance. « About what? » he asked, though I sensed he already knew.

« You know, » I replied. The silence that followed was deafening, a void filled with the weight of unspoken history.

« Alright, » he said finally, « let’s meet. Tomorrow. Noon. »

The next day, I found myself at a small café, the kind of place where the scent of coffee mingles with whispered conversations. I arrived early, my mind rehearsing a thousand different scenarios.

When he walked in, his expression was unreadable. We exchanged greetings, sitting across from each other like two strangers forced to share a table.

« I got the results, » I said, sliding the document across the table. His eyes flickered, a hint of something—recognition, perhaps—before he picked it up.

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