And every time I hear a child’s voice tremble with fear, I remember Sophie in the back seat, pale and brave, saying, “Grandpa, don’t go home.”
I listen.
Because sometimes the smallest voice is the one that saves you.
THE END.
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And every time I hear a child’s voice tremble with fear, I remember Sophie in the back seat, pale and brave, saying, “Grandpa, don’t go home.”
I listen.
Because sometimes the smallest voice is the one that saves you.
THE END.
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