She almost left empty-handed. Her fingers trembled around the formula can, her eyes already bracing for the humiliation of putting it back. I saw the decision harden in her face, the quiet surrender of a mother choosing shame over debt. Six dollars. I slipped my card in before she could protest. I thought that was the end, just another nameless moment of decen… Continues…
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