Jaycee Dugard - A Stolen Life - A Memoir

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have been found.” I look at her astonished. I tell her I remember that moon, too. I was walking out to my tent and for some reason I looked up and stared at the moon for a few minutes. It seemed strange to me at the time because I usually avoided looking at the moon. I tell her that it was too painful because it brought back memories of her. But that moon was so bright it caught my eye. “Now I’m here with you.” We hug some more and then sit down to catch up on our many years apart.

Memories with mom


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