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and denial could rewrite reality, that a curated feed of sunsets and bourbon glasses would drown out the sound of his son’s screams. What he never understood is that the truth doesn’t vanish; it waits. It lingers in dried blood, in hospital charts, in the quiet fury of a woman who survives what should have killed her. My sister’s shaking hands held continue reading …