When Truth Unravels
was clean and lonely in the cold
r a moment before the n
ld in mine. She wore a black veil, but I could se
ans. A hero. That' s what the flags and the
my father, the man who rescued me from a bombed-out o
re sharp, perfect. They presented it to Helen. Sh
when I
crowd. She was young, dressed in a black dress that was too t
erals and the politicians. Her eyes, wet with tears that
said, her voice l
Cameras that had been respectful
to leave her f
hand on her s
son. His only
I squeezed her hand, trying to hold her
r, was a lie. A walking
ne thing that made h
Marcus Evans, the
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