Hannah learned about the article before I could call her.

She was angry, and she had every right to be.

Reporters had contacted the greenhouse.

One person had even asked June if Hannah had received a secret settlement.

“I never asked for this attention,” she told me over the phone.

“The children shouldn’t have strangers taking pictures outside their preschool.”

I coordinated with her attorney and the school’s administrators on privacy and safety concerns.

We did not pretend I could order every journalist to forget my name.