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face, without a trace of fear. “You’re Marcus.” He nodded slowly, removing his cap. “I am. Ma’am.” “Evelyn told me about you. About those long Thursdays when I couldn’t be here, when I was too broken, too lost, too terrified to face that room.” She took his giant, scarred right hand in both of hers. “You held my son when his own mother couldn’t. You continue reading …
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