Leonard Price hadn’t stepped outside in days, drowning in shame after losing thousands to a cruel scam. But the morning he opened his front door, a small trembling box—and the puppy inside—delivered a message that felt impossible to ignore. Leonard Price hadn’t stepped outside in three days. Not since the morning he realized what he’d done—clicked a link in a fake email, thinking it was Social Security. Entered his card details, answered questions. It had all seemed so official, so necessary. By

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