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For years, Anne-Marie Robinson had tried to forget her former music teacher.

She stored those memories away, like a time capsule in her mind, not to be opened in this century.

Then, she saw the ghost.

In 2014, she joined a community band in Ottawa, not the place where she went to high school long ago, but where she lived happily with her husband and their teenage daughter.

Mr. Walker joined that same community band the same night she did.

What were the odds?

I kind of went, oh, Doug Walker trombone.

And I thought, that's my high school teacher.

After practice, Anne-Marie asked him if they could meet for coffee the following week.

If I wanted to move forward in my life, this might be the only time in my life that I could say something to him.

And so I basically spent the whole week deciding what I was going to say to him.

What she really wanted was an apology so she could move on and heal.

Just wanting him to know that he had abused me, that he had affected my life,

I wanted him to realize what he had done was a terribly bad thing, and it was really wrong.

The Band Teacher.

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