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One winter morning in Vallecas, María López opened her apartment door to take out the trash and heard a faint cry echoing in the hallway. Wrapped in a thin blanket was a baby boy, cold and trembling, with only a small note in his pocket that read, “Forgive me.” No one else was around. María, a thirty-year-old nursing assistant living alone, called the authorities, but no family came forward.
After weeks of paperwork, she was allowed to care for the child temporarily. She named him Daniel. What began as a short-term arrangement quietly became a lifelong bond.
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