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Another memory

作者: Ilma
last update publish date: 2026-03-25 03:14:24

Isabella’s POV

The room was agonizingly quiet the second Dante walked out.

I stared at the empty doorway while my heart was hammering wildly against my ribs.

I was a wife. I was a mother.

The reality of it crashed over me all over again. But it was not terrifying anymore. I had carried them. I had birthed them. I had loved them with every fiber of my being. And for eight days, my broken brain had completely erased their existence.

My thoughts were shattered when I heard the sound of little fe
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