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Outside Her Door
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2026-04-27 20:05:00Levi
I do not think I will ever forget the sound of her voice in that room.
It stays with me long after everything else fades, long after the doctors begin speaking in calmer tones and Greta finally allows herself to breathe without urgency. It stays even when the child cries for the first time, even when the nurses move efficiently around us, even when the worst of it is over.
I stand there through all of it, and yet I feel like
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