Intro

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I sat on my motorbike, my hands gripping my leather bag. My eyes glazed over in tears as I looked through the restaurant window and toward my sister Isabelle.

Her long auburn hair was pinned into a high bun, a beautiful pearl necklace lay gracefully across her chest, and her lips were painted a bright red- but it was her smile that broke me.

Her beautiful, wide, genuine smile.

It took me months to find her, thinking this whole time I would find her struggling to make ends meet in some rundown city.

Instead, I find her in some isolated town in the mountains, with a ring on her finger and a baby on her hip.

Laughing and sipping wine.

Suddenly the nerves I felt about seeing her again turned into anger.

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