-Eve-The chair scraped against the tiled floor as I stood, anger tightening my chest.Did she follow me here? My mind reeled.“What are you doing here?” I demanded, my voice sharper than I intended.She looked smaller than I remembered, her hair streaked with gray, crow’s feet deep around her eyes. She looked… old. Worn down, and it broke a part of me.“Eve,” she said softly, eyes shining under the bright lights. “I just want to talk.”I scoffed, taking a step away from her. “You still haven’t answered my question, Mom. What are you doing here?”Before she could speak, Sal hurried over, her face full of guilt. “Don’t be mad,” she said quickly. “She called this morning. Said she wanted to apologize, to see you in person. When I found out you got the day off, I… I thought maybe—”“How dare you—”“E, please,” Sal cut in, grabbing my arm. “She’s still your mother. Just… hear her out, okay?”My fist clenched. I hated how her voice sounded then, gentle, pleading like I was the one who had
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