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Klondike Gold Rush Accident
It’s been a pretty long time since Father left to that ‘Klondike Gold Rush’ and it was time that Father should be back. I went to go find Mother and saw her crying and I knew that she cared very much about Father’s safety but the fact that she started crying during the middle of this month till now, got me wondering what happened. I wanted to ask Mother ‘Did Father got stuck in a storm?’ or ‘Did Father got badly injured?’ but I didn’t want to make Mother more depressed as she is now.
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