to me. Shoved the crumpled paper into my palm. Then ran back before he turned around.
I looked down at the note. Crayon on the back of a gas station receipt. The handwriting was shaky but clear: “He’s not my daddy. Please help. My real mommy is Sarah. He took me from the park. Please.”
My blood turned to ice.
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