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old plastic toy car. It had been red once. Now it was faded to the color of a bad sunburn, scratched across both doors, one wheel hanging crooked off its axle. It was the kind of thing you find at the bottom of a box in a garage, the kind of thing you throw in a donation bag without a second look.
There was no card. No note. Not even a scrap of tissue continue reading …
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