Six months after Arthur died, I was finally trying to loosen my hold on the belongings that carried thirty-six years of marriage. I thought selling his battered sofa might help me move forward. I never suspected it would uncover a private manuscript about both the daughter we lost and the daughter we raised.
The following morning, the buyer appeared at my door with a parcel bound in aging yellow tape.
“I think you should have your money back,” he said.
“Did the couch break already?”
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“No, Monica. But
