Little Shadow
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Last published Mon, May 18, 2026
Jack Abbot had always prided himself on the detached professionalism he brought to the ED's night shift. That is, until a severely injured young girl with a dark mysterious past manages to drag herself into his waiting room. Jack is blown away by her determination and will to survive and quickly begins to see a bit of himself in her.
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