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When I pulled up to the school, Mrs. Patterson was holding an umbrella over my daughter. Lily’s pink backpack was soaked through, her blonde hair plastered to her small face. Her little body shook from the cold, and muddy streaks ran down her cheeks where she’d been crying. The moment she saw my car, she ran toward me.

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