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Harrison leaned toward me when the court reporter was busy adjusting her equipment at the front of the room. “You should just sign the settlement papers and disappear while you still have a shred of dignity left,” he whispered.
He told me to be grateful that he was even letting me walk away with a small percentage of what he owned. I could feel my baby move under my ribs, and that tiny sensation was the only thing that kept me from collapsing into a heap of tears.
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