A counselor urges someone grieving a recent loss to physically embrace their daughter. A hug, they say, is a small step that matters when both of you need each other right now.
This is not the perfect ending, but there is another piece here. And normally I wouldn't say this, but I do need you to embrace. And the reason I need you to embrace is because you're both grieving. There's a big piece right now that even through this pain of the abandonment and the things that you went through in your life, you both just lost someone super important to you. And you two need each other right now. Hug your daughter.
I love you. I'm very sorry. You think I believe you?
Oh, you do? Really? Yeah, it's hard, it's confusing, but that was a step you took. I'm proud of you.
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