I take her to the bench.
The bench in the middle of nowhere.
We sit.
She puts her head in my lap.
She looks at the sky.
We talk.
I ask about the burns.
She hesitates.
She tells me it was her mom.
She doesn’t say anything else.
Nothing about a fire.
Nothing about why.
Nothing about how.
Only that it was her mom.
I want to kiss her.
But I don’t.
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