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When I retired at sixty-four, the days became painfully quiet. I had no spouse, no children, and no one waiting to ask how I was doing. Out of habit more than hunger, I began visiting a small café every morning.
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When I retired at sixty-four, the days became painfully quiet. I had no spouse, no children, and no one waiting to ask how I was doing. Out of habit more than hunger, I began visiting a small café every morning.
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