At my twin sister’s graduation, my father lifted his camera for her name—then the dean said

way. The rows of seats, the people, the sound of shifting bodies and quiet murmurs—it all blurred into something distant.Không có mô tả ảnh.

Except for them.

They stayed sharp.

My father lowered his camera slowly, like his arm had forgotten how to function. His eyes locked onto me, searching, calculating, rejecting, and then searching again.

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