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Mabel patted his hand. "I’m not your dad. And I can’t fix your dad. But I can tell you this: you showed up here to plant things. That means you believe in growth. That means you believe in a future. And any community that grows things together—tomatoes, zinnias, or a safe place for a kid to wear a skirt—that’s a good community." What she noticed first, though, was the flag—a

Mabel didn’t recognize the flag. But she did recognize hard work. Every morning, she saw them hauling soil, building raised beds, and arguing good-naturedly over where to plant the tomatoes.