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I opened her cabinets and found little more than crackers, a half-bag of rice, and a single can of beans. Her fridge held just one thing — an open can of formula. Nothing else.
“I’m sorry,” Evelyn whispered.
Hannah moved beside her. “Nobody’s taking her.
But we need to help you both.”
“How?”
I pulled out my wallet and set every bill on the table. Hannah added hers.
Evelyn stared at the money. “Why would you do this?”
“Because you’ve been carrying the impossible alone,” I replied.
“Let us help.”
I pulled out my phone.
“Calling social services.”
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