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And for the first time in a very long time, she no longer felt abandoned.
Three days later, Emma passed away peacefully in her sleep.
But she did not die alone.
Members of the Steel Brotherhood took turns sitting beside her room throughout the night so she would always hear voices nearby if she woke up afraid.
At her funeral, hundreds of motorcycles lined the streets outside the church.
Not because Emma was famous.
Not because she was wealthy.
But because a group of strangers decided that no child deserved to leave this world believing they were unloved.
And long after the funeral ended, many hospital staff members admitted the same thing:
The scariest-looking men they had ever seen turned out to have the kindest hearts they had ever known.