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Perhaps it was because he first shared his family stories so openly that I found it easier to speak.
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Hesitating, I said,
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“My mom passed away, and my dad, like yours, cut ties with me.”
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That year, at my mom’s funeral, a sea of people came, all dressed in black.
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The master of ceremonies gave a long eulogy, but I couldn’t fully understand it. My mind wandered midway.
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I remember looking at my mom’s photo, where she seemed to smile at me, and I smiled back.
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The next second, I was slapped to the ground by my father.
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He roared, “Your mom’s dead! How can you still smile?”
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Everyone turned to look at me as if I were some kind of monster.
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In that moment, I was terrified.
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Tears welled in my eyes, but I bit my lips and didn’t dare make a sound.
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In the first year after my mom’s passing, my dad often sat in the living room at night, flipping through her letters and photos.
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By the second year, he had packed her belongings into a few boxes and pushed them into a dusty
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corner.
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By the third year, he had remarried.
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The new stepmom dumped the boxes into the yard, saying she wanted to burn them all.
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I desperately rummaged through the pile and saved the camera, holding it tightly to my chest.
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I burned myself in the process.
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From then on, the camera became the only thing left of my mom.
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Later, my younger sister was born.
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The love and attention of the whole family shifted to her.
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I grew up as if invisible, turning eighteen without anyone noticing.
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college to study medicine.
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of enrollment, my dad handed me
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adult now. Don’t
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and counted
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the blood ties
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praised me for
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that I could stay calm no
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working, this became my
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I knew–I was too scared to stop.
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if, on the day of the funeral, I hadn’t angered my
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have abandoned
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years, I’ve grown used to
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laughed freely again or shed
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would lose something even
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I let
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smile at the corners of his lips had disappeared.
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was unusually serious.
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only five years old at the
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little puzzled.
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and laughing are a
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yourself because no one ever let you
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voice was soft, but it struck me like a thunderbolt.
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funeral, my dad stopped speaking to me
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my needs were always
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to juggle my studies and
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wasn’t a single moment when I had been cared for as
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had no one to rely on, so I understood that my tears and laughter didn’t
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bury them deep inside.
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I
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impossible to
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when I want to laugh, or
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a sudden jolt ran through my ribs, like a mild
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let out a strange yelp and
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was Joseph poking
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a playful smile, he said, “Who says
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