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out of my lungs. I dropped to the floor and wrapped both arms around her.
She smelled like tears, store air, and the strawberry shampoo I had used that morning.
“I waited,” she sobbed into my neck. “Aunt Taryn said she was getting the car, but she didn’t come back. I stayed where she told me. I was good. I was good, Mommy.”
That broke me.
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