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I shook my head hard. “I can’t take this. I don’t even know her.”
He nodded. “That’s what I said too. She explained.”
My name is Rachel.
I didn’t tell you last night, but I own a logistics company. I started it five years ago after leaving an abusive marriage with nothing but a diaper bag and my son.
I know what it’s like to count coins and pretend it’s fine.
I also know what it’s like to have help offered without strings.
This money isn’t charity. It’s gratitude—and it’s meant to stay in your hands, not mine.
If you don’t want it, use it for someone else. But please don’t give it back to me. Let it keep moving.
I covered my mouth with my hand.
“All this,” I whispered, “over six dollars?”
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