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dinner really neatly at my parents’ table. Hands in his lap, napkin carefully folded, voice just above a whisper. One night, he knocked over his milk. It spilled toward Dad’s plate.
Dad slammed his fork down. “You’ve got to control your kid, Liam.”
Noah went dead quiet, eyes big, hands in his lap.
“It’s okay, buddy,” I said, grabbing a towel. “It was continue reading …
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