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3-year-old Liora was sitting in the playroom, stacking blocks. She had come to the orphanage a year and a half ago, after a car bomb destroyed the building where she lived in a small apartment with her parents, newborn brother, and both sets of grandparents. She was the only survivor from her family, and still suffered from PTSD as a result of the attack. In addition, the girl had bilateral hip dysplasia, which went untreated because her parents were too poor to afford the surgery, and had a lazy left eye.

"Here goes nothing." Peter took a deep breath and entered the building. The couple was greeted by a friendly-looking woman. "Hi, I'm Peter and this is my wife, Sarah. We're here for Ahuva and Liora."

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Ahuva had been at the orphanage for about three years. Her mother had abandoned her when she realized all her medical issues, so her father had raised her until he was stabbed by a Palenstinien terrorist, shortly after her surgery. Nobody in her family had been able to take her in, because most of them were impoverished and could never care for her with her medical problems.

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Liora stared at the couple for a minute before slowly getting up and limping over to the social worker. She shoved her thumb in her mouth and wrapped her free arm around the woman's leg and she continued to study her new parents with wide green eyes.

"And where is the other one?" Peter asked as he glanced around the room. He didn't see her anywhere.

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Liora tensed up a little but allowed Sarah to pick her up. The lady seemed nice enough and before long she was leaning into Sarah and running her little fingers through Sarah's nice-smelling hair.

Peter bent over a bit so he was eye-level with Ahuva. "Hi there, sweetheart. I'm Peter, and this is Sarah. We're your new parents." He smiled at the girl and held his arms out, offering a hug if she was ready for one.

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"No, their files have everything you need to know. But I do have to warn you. Ahuva isn't a very good listener, she'll just completely ignore you sometimes. She doesn't seem to care either." Marnisha said.

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"Well, okay then. I guess we're ready to go. Honey, do you have anything to take with you?" Peter asked Ahuva. Liora just stared at Sarah questioningly, not really understanding English but even if she could, she didn't really have anything of her own aside from a threadbare bunny.

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Liora shook her head 'no' thinking Sarah was asking if the sheep was hers.

Peter smiled and nodded when Ahuva picked up the sheep. He went to the dresser - no more than a bedside stand, really - next to her bed and got out the pajamas and extra set of clothes, though he and Sarah had brought some new things for the girls. "Alright, let's get out of here."

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Liora still didn't understand what Sarah meant, but her crib was in the room directly across the hall from Ahuva's room. Peter watched Ahuva go down the stairs, following closely behind. He figured she was used to doing it, but it still made him nervous.

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At the bottom of the stairs Peter out a hand on Ahuva's shoulder and led her outside to the taxi. "Time to go to the hotel," he said to her, though he knew she probably didn't understand much. He waited for Sarah and the girls to get in before getting in himself.

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After a short drive they were at the hotel. Peter got out and offered a hand to Ahuva to help her out after picking the crutches up. "Here sweetheart, let me help you." He figured that the more he talked to her, the quicker she would pick up English.

Liora sat comfortably on Sarah's lap, staring intently out the window as they traveled. She didn't get out of the orphanage much, so everything was quite interesting to her.

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Ahuva took her crutches and looked at her feet, a little shy. "Toda." She said softly, meaning thank you. She knew the man and woman spoke English and she knew some, but Hebrew was her first language and was all her parents spoke.

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"Al-Lo-Davar," Peter said in return. He didn't really speak Hebrew, but had picked up a few words as they prepared to bring home the girls.

Liora stuck her tongue out at her reflection and let out a soft giggle. Then she spotted the buttons and reached out to push them.

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Peter noticed Ahuva cringe and pulled away. "Slih'a," he said, hoping he hadn't scared her.

Liora stomped her feet and started chattering frantically in Hebrew when Sarah set her down but suddenly stopped and stared at the floor as a steady stream of urine quickly formed a puddle at her feet. When it finally stopped she glanced up at Sarah with wide, worried eyes and burst into tears.

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