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She didn’t beg or plead. It was quiet… almost like she already knew what answer was coming.
People streamed past her like water around a stone.
One guy in a business suit actually stepped around her wheelchair like she was a piece of trash someone forgot to pick up.
I’d been invisible like that before.
Now, let me be clear: I’m not a hero.
I live paycheck to paycheck, and sometimes not even that. Rent eats half my soul.
Groceries are a game of creative survival.
Christmas was already a joke in our house. I hadn’t even figured out how I was going to buy my son a nice gift.
Something about the way the woman sat there (not demanding or angry, just quietly existing in a world that had stopped seeing her) cracked something open in me.
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