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I found him on the porch looking at the sky like he was trying to memorize it. When I joined him, he didn’t flinch, just sighed as if he’d been waiting for someone to sit beside him. “I don’t know what happens next,” he said. I looked at my son—my son who had been taken, lost, returned—and realized none of us did. But for the first time in eighteen continue reading …
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