We rode three hundred miles in the freezing rain to bury our brother, Kazimir. The only problem? His “real” family, the ones who thought he was just some quiet accountant, were already at the chapel. We lined the wet pavement, patches out, just like we promised. Silent. Respectful. The smell of wet leather and exhaust hung in the air. Kaz was one of us, right to the end, even if he lived two completely different lives. We kept our distance, just planning to stand by the bikes during the service. No trouble. Then his son, some college kid named Tomas,...
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