Bandaid
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Apologies mean nothing in this sense. The words "I'm sorry" hold no meaning, they can't mend the cracks of Keria's heart. "I'm sorry" is as helpful as a bandaid on a broken bone. So what more can be said?
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"Oh, I....Sor-...Thank you for sharing," "What was that?" "What was what?" "That little slip-up," "Oh, well, before my parents passed, they said 'Sorry is a word for accidents. Thank you is for gratitude. If you're thankful for something, don't say sorry'."
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