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I was six when my parents were killed by a drunk driver. The days after the crash were a blur of whispered arguments, police reports, and relatives debating what would happen to me. The word foster care floated through the house more than once, and each time I heard it, my stomach tightened. I thought I was going to lose everything all at once — my parents, my home, and the last pieces of safety I had left. And then Grandpa walked in. Sixty-five years old, worn down by time and labor, he still had enough steel in him to…
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