THE CHILDHOOD MEMORY

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I remembered my mother in the middle of the night. Not her face. Not her name. Her hands. Warm hands. Small hands. Hands that used to smooth my hair whenever I was afraid. I woke suddenly, sitting upright in bed. My heart was pounding. For a few seconds, I didn't know where I was. Then I heard the wind outside. The fortress. The war. Kael. Everything returned. Except the memory. That remained. Soft and strangely warm. I closed my eyes. And I saw a little girl. Me. I was sitting beneath an old tree. My legs were dirty. My dress had a tear near the hem. And beside me was my mother. I couldn't see her face. But I knew it was her. I knew because of the way she touched my hair. The way she leaned close when she spoke. The way my little body immediately relaxed whene

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