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left, I loaded my suitcases into the bus. I glanced once at the house—the maple tree out front, the windows they never looked out of for me.
As the bus pulled away, I whispered a quiet promise: If I become someone worth being proud of, maybe one day they’ll love me the way I’ve always loved them.
I didn’t know then how wrong I was.
Part Three: The Drain
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