I took her to the park.
We walk together.
We don’t talk much… but we share more.
And little by little, something began to change.
On the third day, Sofia took my hand without me asking her to.
On the fourth day, he smiled as he watched a dog run after a ball.
On the fifth day…
river.
It wasn’t a loud laugh.
But it was real.
And I felt something inside me being rebuilt.
A week later, the school called me.
They had checked the cameras.
Spoken with other parents.
And discovered more than I imagined.
Sofia wasn’t the only one being harassed.
There were at least three other children.
And the teacher… knew it.
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