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and please don’t touch our things.”
Our things. In my house. The irony would have been funny if it hadn’t hurt so much.
I nodded, as I had for two years now, because that’s what mothers do. We keep quiet. We endure. We forgive, over and over, until we forget what it feels like to be anything other than invisible.
Kevin finally glanced up from his phone.continue reading …
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