The morning air outside Terminal C at Dallas/Fort Worth carried the sharp smell of jet fuel, wet pavement, and the kind of human rush that makes loneliness feel louder. Evelyn Parker, seventy-two years old, stood under the departure awning with one hand gripping her handbag so tightly her knuckles hurt. Her son, Michael Parker, was already walking back toward …
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