de algo que jamás volveré a ignorar. Cuando un niño cambia de golpe, cuando el dolor no encaja, cuando una madre siente que algo no está bien, esa intuición merece respeto. Aquella mañana yo no salvé a Daniel por ser valiente. Lo salvé porque, por fin, decidí creerle a mi miedo antes que a las excusas de un hombre. Y desde entonces, cada vez que mi hijo me dice que algo le duele, lo escucho la primera vez.
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