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“She left him?” I whispered. “Out there?”
“She’s 14,” he said.
He looked at Jax again.
“You had him,” he said. “You’d already wrapped him in your jacket.
The doctors said another 10 minutes in that cold and it might’ve ended very differently.”
I had to grab the back of a chair.
Jax shifted.
“I just… couldn’t walk away,” he said.
Daniels nodded.
“That’s the part that matters,” he said. “A lot of people would’ve ignored the sound. Thought it was a cat.
He bent and picked up a baby carrier from the porch. I hadn’t even noticed it.
Inside, bundled in a real blanket, was the baby.
Warm now. Pink cheeks.
Tiny hat with bear ears.
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