The words didn’t arrive as a scream. They emerged as a fragile whisper—shaky and barely there—drifting from the doorway of a softly colored bedroom in a calm, meticulously kept neighborhood outside Chicago, the sort of place where lawns were cut on schedule and neighbors exchanged polite waves without ever truly connecting.
“Dad… please don’t be mad,” the small voice continued, …
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