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Author: Akina
last update Last Updated: 2024-11-13 06:08:21

Sabrina's POV

"Forgive me, Charlie..." I whispered, my voice almost lost by my own tears. I could only watch Hazel drag Charlie who continued to cry in pain.

My son was still struggling, his little hands reaching out towards me, while his cries begged me to take him.

"Mom! Please! Don't leave me, Mom!"

I could no longer hold back my tears. My body felt weak, but I couldn't do anything. Hazel finally managed to get Charlie into her car. Charlie was still kicking the car door, his face full of tears and panic. But Hazel quickly closed the door and ignored his cries.

I could only watch the car move away, carrying my son who was still screaming for me. The car drove further away, leaving Charlie's little shadow struggling inside.

When the sound of his cries disappeared from my hearing, my whole body felt empty. It felt like I had lost a part of myself. I fell to my knees, covering my mouth with both hands to hold back the sound of sobbing so deeply and painfully.

Silently, I could onl
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Andring Cabatuando
it is painful to realize that you dont have the right over your stepson eventhough thete is love between you. if you get a divorce, you can not claim your stepson. the court will give him to his own biological parents.
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Teresa Malin Dekker
Why stay.....if Hazel knows you filed for divorce she will fight your access to the kid. Go home to your parents with or without divorce and take care of yourself and fight the cancer.
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Knyiesha Scott
This story is repetitive...It has misplaced scenes and she is so pathetic that I'm getting sick...she not even caring about her own health...and it's her step child...get ur life under control then work on stepchild...get out that house and get treatments going...no point for Charlie if u dead...smh
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