“I regret who I gave it to,” I said.
“But I don’t regret the person I was when I did it.”
She smiled.
“That says everything.”
I lost a husband.
And a sister.
But I kept my health.
My children.
And the part of myself that still believes in doing the right thing — even when the wrong people benefit from it.
And if you ask me what karma looks like?
It’s not revenge.
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