On the laptop screen, fuzzy, jittery video appeared. A younger Eleanor was kneeling on a beige carpet, holding out her arms. Tiny Annie wobbled, took two steps, and face-planted into a stuffed rabbit. The audio hissed like rain on a tin roof. Eleanor laughed—a raw, sudden sound.
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