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thirty years ago.
On day twenty-nine, my mother called one final time. Her voice was small and tired, stripped of the guilt-tripping tone she usually used. “Where are we supposed to go, Logan?”
“I don’t know, Mom,” I said honestly. “But that’s not my problem to solve anymore. You have a day to figure it out.”
“What happened to you?” she asked, and she continue reading …
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