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CHAPTER 234

A few months had passed since I left Anacortes and settled in Vancouver with Aunt Lou’s family.

Life in the city felt so different—less peacefull in some ways because of its own kind of noise.

Despite Aunt Lou’s gentle insistence that I needed to go out and socialize more, I just wasn’t ready.

I understand that she may just be concern about my well-being but my heart still ached for Leon’s death, his memories is like a shadow that followed me everywhere.

Every part of Vancouver reminds me of him as well, and the thought of putting myself out there seemed impossible.

“Margarette, sweetheart, you can’t stay inside all the time,” Aunt Lou said one morning over breakfast. Her voice was calm but firm, the way only Aunt Lou could be when she was worried. “It’s not good for you. You need fresh air, to see people, remind yourself that life moves on.”

I gave her a small smile, the kind that I hoped would reassure her, but I knew she saw through it. “I know, Aunt Lou,” I replied, taking a s
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