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Chapter Twenty Nine

The early morning sun cast a soft, golden glow over Gaza as Miller prepared for his journey to Omaha. It had been a short yet deeply impactful stay in this welcoming city, where he had found not only refuge but also a newfound hope. The people of Gaza had embraced him as one of their own, their kindness and warmth a testament to the enduring bonds that could be forged even in the most challenging of times.

As Miller gathered his belongings, he couldn't help but feel a sense of gratitude. These people, strangers just days ago, had touched his heart with their compassion. Madam Pat's home had been a sanctuary, and the people of Gaza had shared their hopes and dreams with him, all while harboring the wish that he would be reunited with his daughter, Beverly.

The entire community had gathered to bid him farewell, their faces reflecting both concern for his safety and hope for a joyous reunion. The words of encouragement and support washed over him like a soothing balm.

Madam Pat, standing
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