After learning Rodney isn't his biological father, Speaker A faces a grieving process. Speaker B explains he'll mourn his previous understanding of life and relationships while adapting to new realities, promising to stay present through the transition.
Rodney, you are not— My biological father.
Brother, come here, let me give you a hug, man. Come here, man. Damn. I'm sorry, man. I'm really sorry. I'm really, really sorry. I'm really sorry. I got you, I got you. I'm sorry, man. I'm so sorry. We don't understand in these moments what it's supposed to mean for us and what lesson we're supposed to learn and how we're supposed to use this as a tool to grow. And in time that will reveal itself. But right now I need you to understand that you're gonna go through a process of grieving. You're gonna have to grieve the life you had, the relationships you had, and also try to figure out what's new. And I want you to know as you're on that process of grieving and figuring out, I want to be here to support you.
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