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barefoot on the tiles, her hair tied in a messy bun, a wooden spoon in her hand. A radio played an old salsa song. In front of her, secured in a supportive standing frame Sebastián had refused to use because it gave “false hope,” was Mateo.
Supported, yes—but upright.
Camila moved gently, guiding his small hands to the rhythm of continue reading …
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