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... on, so she just accepts that. In truth, even the feeling of missing her is faint.
Ironically, her first memory of her mother is her funeral, which says enough.
The image is still vivid: her mother being lowered into the coffin, gradually covered with earth, and raindrops falling on the gravestone marked with a cross.
Even now, when she thinks of her mother, she remembers the gravestone more clearly than her face.
And the sight of her father embracing that gravesto ...
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