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heels I couldn’t feel and thanked people for casseroles I never ate.
But I had never, not once, known pain quite like seeing my own child look at me as though I might hurt her.
“Emma,” I said softly.
I forced a smile I did not feel.
“Sweetheart, it’s Mom. Let’s go home.”
She shook her head.
Just once. Small. Certain.
My chest tightened so hard I had to remember continue reading …
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