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A prodigal son returns home to visit his dying father and seek redemption. As his father passes, thunder rumbles and rain starts to pour. However, there is a condition in the will: his father cannot be buried on a wet day.
A prodigal son returns home to visit his dying father and seek redemption. As his father passes, thunder rumbles and rain starts to pour. However, there is a condition in the will: his father cannot be buried on a wet day.
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