Elena

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We accepted each other and let each other exist, like I do with my family, but this felt different because it was a choice. “You were never trying to impose your moral code on me,” Carmel says. “You were only ever thinking about what’s best for me.” In a way that was natural and unforced, we meshed our lives together.
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