When I shouted her name, it wasn’t obligation.
It was instinct.
Later, she admitted something else.
“When he grabbed me,” she said quietly, “I wasn’t embarrassed that you saw.”
I waited.
“I was relieved.”
And that’s when I understood something.
Family isn’t the person who shares your blood.
It’s the one who runs when you shout their name.
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