The Satellite Son and the Cane Son: When Money Can’t Carry Grief

mine.

And the rage returned like muscle memory.

“You came,” he said, voice rough.

“Yes.”

He tried to push himself up. His arm trembled. His back seized. He hissed through his teeth.

I reached out instinctively, but he flinched away like my help was an insult.

“You can’t touch this,” he whispered. “You can’t make this better.”

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