I didn't cry when I woke her up and remembered that today was the first day of fifth grade.
I didn't cry when she growled.
I didn't cry when she didn't want my help to get dressed.
Or comb her hair.
I didn't cry when she didn't want me to fix her breakfast.
And I didn't cry when she didn't see the fun message I wrote for her on the bathroom mirror.
Nor did I cry when she went out to the end of the driveway to wait for the bus and I stayed on the porch.
But when she ran back to give me a hug and a kiss just before the bus arrived, well, that's when I cried.
I didn't cry when she growled.
I didn't cry when she didn't want my help to get dressed.
Or comb her hair.
I didn't cry when she didn't want me to fix her breakfast.
And I didn't cry when she didn't see the fun message I wrote for her on the bathroom mirror.
Nor did I cry when she went out to the end of the driveway to wait for the bus and I stayed on the porch.
But when she ran back to give me a hug and a kiss just before the bus arrived, well, that's when I cried.
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