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who took her grandchildren away.
I didn’t have to.
I’d lived with her long enough to know she would always reach for an audience.
We stood.
My legs felt strange—heavy, rubbery, like they belonged to someone else.
My father was the last one to move.
He stayed at the defense table with his hands on the edge, knuckles white.
When he looked up, his eyes met mine continue reading …
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