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said.
“I need my daughter.”
I looked at him.
“No,” I said. “You need the daughter you trained to save everyone from consequences. She doesn’t work here anymore.”
He left without another word.
I closed the door.
Then I sat on the floor of my entryway and cried so hard the tea went cold.
January was brutal.
Not emotionally.
Operationally.
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