Not Forgotten

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Harlee POV I stared at the contents of the plastic tote in front of me.  What do I do with this crap?  Do I throw it out?  My heart squeezed at the idea.  There were things from my childhood here-things that proved I had existed, that I had once been human, a humanity that was swiftly slipping away.  The Nephilim rolled and kicked and I patted my stomach absently.  I pulled out the glass bottle I had made in fourth grade, with glued bits of colored tissue paper on the outside.  Yes, technically it was junk, but I had been so freakin proud of it, I never let it go.  So proud in fact, I had made two, one for my mother and one for myself.  Hers sat in the kitchen window catching the sun for a time, until it was lost in a move.  I still had mine.  I stood and walked to the kitchen, placing th

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