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to settle,” he said.
“How much?”
“Eighty-five thousand.”
I stared at him.
“That’s… real money.”
“Yes.”
“I don’t want blood money.”
“It’s not blood money. It’s care money. Therapy, education, future support. They caused harm. This helps repair what can be repaired.”
Most of it came through insurance tied to Noah’s business liability policy, which I did not continue reading …
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