The next morning, there was a knock at my apartment door. My parents stood there holding flowers, with Tyler awkwardly behind them.
“We didn’t know,” Mom said through tears. “If we had known this was happening, we would’ve come.”
I looked at her for a long moment. “That’s the problem,” I said quietly. “You think my graduation only mattered because someone important was there.”
Nobody had an answer-
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Margaret Callahan’s words hung in the church like thunder. “She saved your life, Emily.” Every head turned toward me. The organ had stopped, the photographer lowered his…
A murmur swept through the church. Daniel, the groom, stared at Emily. “You never told me that,” he said quietly. Emily’s face went pale. My parents looked…