I drove him to appointments. I sat through chemotherapy sessions. I organized his medications and cooked soft meals he could manage to swallow. I didn’t do it for love. That had long since turned to dust.
I did it because compassion is not weakness. Because my children were watching. Because I refused to let bitterness define me.
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He grew thinner. Quieter. Regretful.
“I made a terrible mistake,” he told me once, tears pooling in eyes that used to look at me with pride. “You didn’t deserve what I did.”
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No, I didn’t.
But apologies don’t rewind time.
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