"I'm not running anymore," Tanner says, his voice a barely-restrained roar in the tense room. His fingers tighten on yours, his hold a lifeline in the storm. Around you, the room seems to vibrate with unspoken words a lifetime of judgment etched into every silent corner. She looks at you as
Tanner stands his ground, his eyes fixed on your family, unblinking and unyielding. He's not the outsider, not anymore.
"I'm home," he says again, and it sounds like a declaration.
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