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a week who specialized in trauma and didn’t flinch when Madison talked about the barn or the locked doors.
She put glow-in-the-dark star stickers on her bedroom ceiling and left her shoes by the front door every day like a tiny ritual.
Sometimes, late at night, I’d find her sitting at the top of the stairs, listening.
“Can’t sleep?” I’d ask.
“Waiting,” continue reading …
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