When Mockingbirds Sing

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Leah's seemingly innocent invisible friend takes a dark turn when he helps her uncover winning numbers hidden in her painting, leading to a windfall for a local toymaker. This revelation divides her new town, with some viewing Leah as a prophet and others fearing the chaos she may bring. As tensions rise, the story explores themes of innocence, belief, and the consequences of newfound power, highlighting the impact of one child's imagination on a community.