That night turned out to be our last celebration together. Three weeks later, he was gone — taken by an unexpected heart attack that no one saw coming.
The days that followed blurred together — the funeral, the condolences, the quiet of a house that no longer echoed with his laughter. I couldn’t bear to touch his things. The watch I’d given him sat on his nightstand, frozen in time.
I wasn’t angry about the perfume anymore — I was angry at myself for letting disappointment overshadow the love he’d always shown in quieter ways.
The Day I Found the Note
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