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The song started almost immediately. Dad didn’t start it. Mom didn’t start it. Older brother didn’t start it. But the song was there, background music sung by baby brother. Karissa and her dad were having a turn for photos together, Silas started singing, and Malachi joined him. The brothers serenading Dad and sis as…
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