The envelope looked worthless.
Old. Torn at the corners. Folded so many times the paper had gone soft in the middle.
At first, I almost threw it away with the sympathy cards and medical paperwork stacked across Ernest’s bedroom dresser after the funeral.
But my name was written on the front in his uneven handwriting.
For Clara.
Nothing else.
No explanation.
No dramatic final words.
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