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The pair’s worn clothes stood out among the luxury. The father’s jeans were faded, and his little girl’s shoes had scuffed toes and tiny holes near the soles.
“Sir,” one saleswoman called, her voice edged with disdain, “maybe you’re lost?”
Whispers floated through the air — ugly, quiet words not meant to be heard but impossible to miss.
“He shouldn’t be here.”
“Watch him. He might touch something.”
The little girl tugged at her father’s sleeve, her eyes full of confusion. “Daddy,” she whispered, “why are they laughing at us?”
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