WHAT WE LEFT UNSAID By Winnie M Li Excerpt from p.102 - 103 In this passage, Bonnie and Alex, two Taiwanese-American sisters in their 40s, are sharing a hotel room on a cross-country road trip. They stop to reflect upon their mother.  ‘I guess Mom must have been like that with us.  Like, we were her whole purpose or living?’ ‘Yeah,’ Bonnie answers after a moment, releasing Alex from the hug. ‘And then we all moved away.’ They sit side by side, stewing equally in their…

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