The next morning felt oddly different. The house was too quiet. I stood in Abigail’s room, folding the little blanket she had tossed aside after waking up. Her small bed was already made, her favorite stuffed bunny tucked neatly on the pillow, waiting for her return. Yesterday had been her very first day at nursery, and to my surprise, and my heartbreak, she had adapted so quickly.So quickly, it almost felt like she didn’t need me the same way anymore.She had run into the playroom, found a new friend, and barely looked back when I left. I had gone home with my chest feeling like it was caving in. And today, as I held her tiny hand walking into the nursery again, she walked with a bounce in her step, humming to herself, eager to start her day again.When I kissed her goodbye and handed her over to the teacher, she smiled at me, waved, and then darted off toward the toys without hesitation. No tears, no clinging. Just joy.I stood there for a while, trying not to cry myself, watching
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