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She knows, as do I, that the past cannot remain hidden forever.
As the anniversary draws nearer, I find myself drawn to the attic.
The nursery, now long abandoned, holds a strange pull.
Standing in the doorway, I feel the weight of years pressing down.
It’s as if the room itself remembers.
There’s a sense of anticipation, a feeling that something is about to change.
And I can’t shake the feeling that the forgotten child is closer than ever.
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