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been easier, in a way.
Just enough to remind me where his lies still lived.
“Is Daddy on his trip?”
“When is he coming back?”
“Did he know you’d find me?”
I lied.
And every lie felt like acid.
Because Daniel had made that necessary too. He had turned language itself unstable.
I could not tell a four-year-old, Your father committed biological theft and built continue reading …
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