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got hurt. Then Daddy died.”
The words were small.
They landed like stones.
Then a side door banged open behind the canopies.
A woman came running across the lawn in kitchen shoes, apron still tied at her waist, flour ghosting one cheek, terror written across the rest of her face.
“Sophia! Sophia, baby, come here right now!”
This was Elena Bennett, thirty-two continue reading …
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