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ir and anger evident in his eyes. The scar on his left cheek, a reminder of that terrible day 10 years ago, s

him, and the aftermath had left him fe

physical and emotional, that served as constant reminders of the trauma he had endured. He had develop

attempts to be suffocating. They treated him like a fragile object that nee

by was isolat

icult to connect with them on a deeper level. He often found himself shutting down when