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100 #My life without you.

Author: Sia Sage
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Kiera

I stood in front of the casket, filled with a sense of loss and longing.

Memories flooded my mind as I said my final goodbye to my dad.

I don't know if he was a good man or not; I don't know if he was the criminal that everyone claimed him to be. I don't even know if he truly loved me. But he was the person who made me feel loved when I was all alone, broken, and lost.

When all my hope was gone, he was the one who showed me kindness and compassion. He stood by my side when I was alone; he gave me a shoulder to cry on when no one else did. I will always be grateful for his presence in my life. Whatever little time I had with him was truly a blessing.

I close my eyes as I put my hand over my heart, feeling the warmth of his memory.

"You know, you're a blessing to my life, a blessing that you tried to hide from me for eighteen years." I heard his voice in my mind as I remembered the impact he had on me. His words brought tears to my eyes, knowing that his kindness was always there,
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