NATASHA’S POVAbout thirty minutes later, I was still sitting in the same chair, staring blankly at the glass when an officer came in and told me it was time to leave. His voice sounded distant, like it was echoing from a faraway place.When I tried to stand, dizziness hit me from both sides. The officer had to hold me by the arm until I was steady enough to walk. My legs felt like they were dragging through wet sand as he led me out of the visitation room.The air outside was cold and sharp. I blinked, but my vision was still blurred from the endless tears that refused to dry. I walked slowly toward where I had parked, fumbling for my keys with trembling hands. When I finally managed to open the door, I fell into the driver’s seat, my entire body shaking.For a long moment, I just sat there, gripping the steering wheel like it could anchor me to the world. My heart was pounding too fast, and my breath came out in quick, shallow bursts. I knew I couldn’t drive, not like this. I could
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