Grace (2008)
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24By Saturday evening Grace was feeling a lot better, and her appetite had returned. After my parents went to bed, I raided the refrigerator and brought out a plate of cold tuna casserole. I was amazed at how quickly she devoured the food. When she was done I asked, “Do you want more?”She looked embarrassed but nodded. I went back inside and filled another plate which she downed nearly as fast. Afterward we held hands and went for a short walk up and down my street. When we got back she said, “D...o you have any rubber bands?”“A million of them.” I wasn’t exaggerating by much. My father had spent years making a rubber band ball that was now nearly as big as a softball.“Would you get me a couple?”“Sure. Now?”“Please.”I ran inside the house and returned with a dozen or so elastic bands. She looped one through the buttonhole of her pants and secured the other end around the button. She sighed. “These were getting too tight.”“Maybe you shouldn’t eat so much,”
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24By Saturday evening Grace was feeling a lot better, and her appetite had returned. After my parents went to bed, I raided the refrigerator and brought out a plate of cold tuna casserole. I was amazed at how quickly she devoured the food. When she was done I asked, “Do you want more?”She looked embarrassed but nodded. I went back inside and filled another plate which she downed nearly as fast. Afterward we held hands and went for a short walk up and down my street. When we got back she said, “D...o you have any rubber bands?”“A million of them.” I wasn’t exaggerating by much. My father had spent years making a rubber band ball that was now nearly as big as a softball.“Would you get me a couple?”“Sure. Now?”“Please.”I ran inside the house and returned with a dozen or so elastic bands. She looped one through the buttonhole of her pants and secured the other end around the button. She sighed. “These were getting too tight.”“Maybe you shouldn’t eat so much,”
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