The Sentence That Killed Them All
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g the cameras and the microphones,
, my hand in hers.
ng out. "You want to know what was in my son' s suicide not
ing the silence
. I will tell eve
ent throug
son Jayden' s death, I will hold a public meeting at the community cen
back into the house, leaving a stun
was the strang
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o find a strang
k up ga
her roses, her hands covered in dirt. She would
arted keepi
. Every night, she would sit at th
r let me
pt it
me from college. I took care of her,
d I was going
ed stable, a
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the anniver
. Every news channel was there.
imple white dress. She lo
he stage, the cro
ed me to
y heart poundi
t me, a sad,
e, her lips brushi
ispered th
e from Jayd
sn' t a curse, or a threat, or anything I could have
he discreetly slipped a small, c
she whispered. "I' m so so
let go o
alked to the cen
could understand what was happening, s
ed it to
the crowd, at th
was a sad,
pulled th
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