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It says something that I know more about the geography of his face and body than I do about his mind, but then we’ve always skated around the edges of our inner lives. Letting each other in just as far as was needed and no farther.
She squeezes my hands, and for a couple of seconds we look into each other’s eyes. Two women united by the common bond of motherhood and the terror of losing the only thing in the world that really matters. Our children.
