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Resting on the inside of my wrist, right over the pulse.
She didn’t look at me. She didn’t say a word. She kept her eyes on Travis.
But I knew that touch. I’d known it my whole life. That was the touch she used in church when I was
fidgeting. In the grocery store when I reached for a candy bar. At the dinner table when my father started talking politics continue reading …
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