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He’s at school. The nurse needs you to authorize the EpiPen. Mom’s not answering her phone. They cannot inject him without a guardian. You are ten minutes away. Just get in the car and—”
He sighed. Not a gasp. Not an oh my God, is he breathing? A sigh. The same exasperated exhale he used when a waiter brought his cocktail with the wrong garnish.
“Morgan,continue reading …
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