Dez
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28.
I didn't want to do anything and they made me. pho, the four of us. Lu, Dez, Priya. they'd agreed beforehand that I wasn't allowed to look at the bill.
Priya's present is a print of my own bay window with a tiny Miso in it. Dez's is chili crisp. Lu's is a spoke wrench. Hana's box had a photograph I'd never seen: Jiichan in 1988 at the workbench, fifty-two years old, soldering iron in his hand, looking up at the camera, annoyed. he looks like me. I've never thought that before. it's the being interrupted.
Obaachan on the phone: "28. your grandfather was married at 26." and then she laughed so long that mom took the phone.
walked home on my own along Lake Street. it was almost warm, 40, and the snowbanks have that black lace on them. I was thinking about last birthday, a month after the funeral, when I felt twelve. tonight I felt about 28.
nothing's fixed. Trevor hasn't answered. I owe the card two thousand dollars.
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Hana Nakagawa-Reed
Jiichan
Miso
Mom
Obaachan
Priya
Trevor Pask
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q021 Summarise March 2026 for me. What happened?
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28.
I didn't want to do anything and they made me. pho, the four of us. Lu, Dez, Priya. they'd agreed beforehand that I wasn't allowed to look at the bill.
Priya's present is a print of my own bay window with a tiny Miso in it. Dez's is chili crisp. Lu's is a spoke wrench. Hana's box had a photograph I'd never seen: Jiichan in 1988 at the workbench, fifty-two years old, soldering iron in his hand, looking up at the camera, annoyed. he looks like me. I've never thought that before. it's the being interrupted.
Obaachan on the phone: "28. your grandfather was married at 26." and then she laughed so long that mom took the phone.
walked home on my own along Lake Street. it was almost warm, 40, and the snowbanks have that black lace on them. I was thinking about last birthday, a month after the funeral, when I felt twelve. tonight I felt about 28.
nothing's fixed. Trevor hasn't answered. I owe the card two thousand dollars.