By the time they left — twenty-four hours after arriving like a joyful storm — the house was quiet again, scattered with biscuit crumbs, crumpled blankets, and the faint scent of boyhood glee. My son, half-asleep and wholly content, turned to his bed with the weight of a day well-lived. And though I was tired to the bone, I knew I would do it all over again — for the laughter that echoed through walls, the soft thrill of friendship, and the golden glow of a memory being made right before my eye.

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