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Meadow wouldn’t look in the mirror.
She sat frozen while Reina carefully evened out the damage Judith had done. Not shaving it completely—just softening the jagged patches enough that it stopped looking violent.
The entire time, Meadow held my hand with a grip so tight my fingers went numb.
When Reina finished, she knelt beside her chair.
“You know what I see?” she asked gently.
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