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CompletedTwo Dollars and a Fortune
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- English
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- Sleepless Goat
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- 8
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A lottery win gives Cassian’s mother a chance to divide a fortune among her children. His siblings receive bank cards, while the eldest son gets two one-dollar coins.
She explains that the younger two deserve compensation for losing their father early. Remembering that he was only eight himself, Cassian accepts the unequal payout but refuses the expectation that he alone must provide support in her old age.
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