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on a beat-up scooter—green jacket faded, hair matted and gray. Even from inside my car, I recognized Ethan.
He stared up at the billboard, mouth slightly open, cheap cigarette dangling. The expression wasn’t anger. It was regret so deep it looked like emptiness.
“Mommy, why is that man crying?” Evan asked.
I stroked his hair. “He just got some dust in continue reading …
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