To Have and to Hold

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An isolated woman in her mid-twenties discovers an abandoned baby with a metal chain around his neck. Choosing not to return to her commune, she seeks refuge in a farmer's barn, where she finds kindness and support. In a gesture of gratitude, she leaves the chain behind, symbolizing her complex relationship with both the baby and her past. The story explores themes of isolation, connection, and the search for belonging amidst challenging circumstances.