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until I became a problem, had believed him.
I stared at the ceiling for a while.
I did not cry.
Something settled behind my ribs. Not anger, not grief, something colder and quieter than either. Something that felt like a lock clicking shut on a door I had been holding open for seventeen years.
I opened my laptop and looked up Russell Tate’s number.
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