I hired someone to find out: Sophie was still living in the old house, working in an office, raising her child alone.
The man from back then had left her after only a year.
I wanted to appear again — successful, stylish, to make her regret.
To make her understand that losing me was the biggest mistake of her life.
On Saturday afternoon, I stood in front of the gate of the elementary school where my son — Noah, now eight years old — was studying.
My heart fluttered when I saw him with a backpack, running happily out.
He didn’t recognize me.
I approached and started a conversation:
“You’re my dad’s friend, when I was little you used to carry me around.”
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