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Chapter 91

Author: Lauren
last update Last Updated: 2025-02-04 21:06:51

Caroline’s Point of View

Four years.

Four years since I left New York. Four years since I walked away from the life I thought I was meant to have. Four years since I decided that I was done waiting for people to choose me, to see my worth, to love me the way I deserved.

And now, here I am, standing in front of a full-length mirror in my modest Milan apartment, adjusting the stiff fabric of my graduation cap. The deep navy gown drapes over my shoulders, the weight of it symbolic—not just of the degree I’m about to receive, but of everything it took to get here.

I never imagined myself in this position, not really. When I left New York, I had no plan beyond survival. I had no idea where I was going, only that I couldn’t stay. But somewhere along the way, I found a path. And I walked it.

‘No,’ I correct myself, gripping the edges of the cap firmly as I set it on my head.

I built it.

The apartment is quiet, save for the distant hum of morning traffic filtering in through the open window.
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ivena98
Please have Caroline fall in love and married Adrian. He’s always been there for her.
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Bindu Thomas
Thank you for the update. please don't let Caro go back to that insensitive jerk of an ex husband when she has someone who appreciates her.
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Raquel Alvarez
Thank you author,, hope you update more chapters please….
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