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you weep.
Daryl had come out of the room. His tie was loose, his hands in his pockets, but he wasn’t smiling anymore. He looked older than 17.
“Mrs. Linda,” he said. “Can we talk?”
I opened my arms to hug him.
“Daryl, I can’t even tell you what this means to us! You kids did something I’ll never continue reading …
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