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MXC — A hardworking single-dad CEO finds a little girl sleeping on trash with her dog— and the truth he learns shatters him.

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“Please don’t take my dog. He’s all I have.”
“I’m not here to take him.”

That Christmas Eve, a single dad CEO found a little girl and her dog sleeping on trash. The truth behind it shattered him.

Snow was coming down hard over New York, wrapping the cold, merciless streets in a blanket of white. But behind a high-end restaurant, in a narrow alley piled with ripped boxes and torn garbage bags, a little girl was sleeping on the frozen ground, curled up around a shivering brown dog.

Her tiny arms clutched him as if he were the only warmth left in her world.

And that’s exactly how Daniel Carter, a billionaire CEO with a reputation for firing people without a second thought, saw her.

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