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The camera footage showed the Nielsens stopping their car for a hitchhiker, a strange little girl with bare feet.

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I spat out my bitter mouthful and my sister admonished, “You’re supposed to give thanks first, stupid.”

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The sun had not quite vanished behind the hills, but even in the roseate glow of dusk, the full moon shone clear and cold.

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“We knew you would do it,” my mother said, taking my coat as the rest of the family beamed at me around the dinner table.

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[JUN23] I’d always wondered why my grandfather wore a cloak that hid his face from view.

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He asked if he could take a keepsake to remember me by and I said, “Of course.”

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When I saw the trembling child in the corner, I removed my conical hood and smiled at him.

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I study my handsome older groom for the first time at the altar, trying to envision my future at his side.

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[SEP22] “Your birthday present is just outside,” the king said to the princess, who had just turned twelve.

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[JUN23] I shivered with anticipation as the dignified older man slowly, gently removed his cloak.

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
The camera footage showed the Nielsens stopping their car for a hitchhiker, a strange little girl with bare feet.	17
I spat out my bitter mouthful and my sister admonished, “You’re supposed to give thanks first, stupid.”	14
The sun had not quite vanished behind the hills, but even in the roseate glow of dusk, the full moon shone clear and cold.	11
“We knew you would do it,” my mother said, taking my coat as the rest of the family beamed at me around the dinner table.	10
[JUN23] I’d always wondered why my grandfather wore a cloak that hid his face from view.	1
He asked if he could take a keepsake to remember me by and I said, “Of course.”	1
When I saw the trembling child in the corner, I removed my conical hood and smiled at him.	1
I study my handsome older groom for the first time at the altar, trying to envision my future at his side.	1
[SEP22] “Your birthday present is just outside,” the king said to the princess, who had just turned twelve.	1
[JUN23] I shivered with anticipation as the dignified older man slowly, gently removed his cloak.	1