Chapter Seventy-TwoThe Eyes That Look Like Hers

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Melinda’s POV The drive to Fremont was longer than I remembered. Four hours from L.A., endless coastline, too much time to think. Carrie offered to come. James did too. I told them both no. If I found the child, I needed to look them in the eye — alone. The cover was simple. I’d booked a visit to a women’s transitional shelter I had funded through the Initiative. I’d worked with them twice before, sent resources, helped fund legal aid. This visit wouldn’t raise suspicion. But that wasn’t the stop I cared about. The one that mattered was three blocks down from the shelter: Roosevelt Academy — a small, well-rated private middle school with 212 students and a single mention of a scholarship program funded through anonymous donors. I had a feeling I knew who the donor was. The shelter

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