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I glanced at my mother, May, sitting quietly in the front pew. She wore navy blue, a color of storms and depths. Her expression was unreadable to the room, but to me, it was clear. She gave me the smallest nod, the kind of look only a mother can give when she knows her child is about to walk through fire. Half heartbreak, half ferocious pride.

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