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Nigdy się nie ożeniłem, bo całe życie samotnie wychowywałem bliźniaków mojego brata. Ale to, co zrobili po osiemnastym roku życia, całkowicie mnie sparaliżowało.

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Nigdy się nie ożeniłem, bo całe życie samotnie wychowywałem bliźniaków mojego brata. Ale to, co zrobili po osiemnastym roku życia, całkowicie mnie sparaliżowało.
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“It’s not.”

“It is.”

“It’s not even close.”

I turned around.

“What does that mean?”

Mason smiled.

“We didn’t just buy the house.”

My stomach dropped.

“What else?”

They both laughed.

“We had it renovated.”

I stared at them.

“You did what?”

Noah pointed toward the kitchen.

“Come see.”

I followed them.

The kitchen was beautiful.

New cabinets.

Large windows.

A long wooden island.

A small breakfast nook overlooking the garden.

And on the wall was a framed photograph.

I walked closer.

It was a picture of the three of us.

Taken years ago.

Mason and Noah were maybe seven.

I was kneeling between them, smiling at the camera.

I touched the frame.

“Where did you get this?”

“Your old photo album.”

“You went through my things?”

“Yes.”

“You’re terrible.”

They laughed.

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