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beside me. Haley had seen them too. Her tiny fingers suddenly dug into my left palm, her nails biting into my skin, but she didn’t cry. She didn’t ask another question. Instead, she unzipped her small, battered backpack, pulled out a drawing pad and a box of crayons, and began to aggressively scrub color onto the paper. It was a coping mechanism her continue reading …
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