The room froze before it cracked. One tiny voice sliced through the ordinary noise and turned every grown-up into a witness. A child didn’t know his father’s name, but he knew the sound of love anyway. Not polished. Not posed for photos. Just real, loud, ordinary devotion, wrapped in trash bags and half-laughed arguments about who’s taking out the na… Continues…
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