I told myself it wasn’t my business.
And for a few minutes, I believed that.
Inside, the store was nearly empty, the kind of quiet that only exists in places that never close but still somehow feel abandoned at certain hours. The fluorescent lights buzzed faintly overhead as I made my way to the pet aisle, grabbed Atlas’s food, and headed toward the front.
But something made me slow down when I reached the baby section.
He was there again.