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for absence.
I turned a smaller room near the family wing into my workspace, with regular doors that did not pretend the rest of my life was a distraction.
The first night I worked there, Noah cried at 11:12 p.m.
I heard him.
That sound nearly undid me.
I walked into the nursery and found Ava already lifting him.
She saw me and said quickly, “I’ve got him.continue reading …
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