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CHAPTER FIFTY SEVEN

Author: DeedeeWrites
last update Last Updated: 2025-06-25 20:14:30

I tried to fight the truth but it kept looking me in the face every single time. The only thing that made me feel some sort of relief was the fact that this young man that I had paid had not ended the call on me. I knew I could not be alone at a time like this, I didnt even want to be alone at a time like this and all that truly mattered to me was finding a way to get rid of this damning feeling in my soul.

Deep down, I knew that Blake was saying nothing else but the truth but it would seem like the only reason I struggled to believe it was that his opinions made it seem like Raye was back for some sort of revenge, and I could not see her in that light

I had feelingv that were running deep for this particular woman and I could not see her as anything but another individual who loved me. But I guess that is what he said Amara felt for me.

But if Amara was truly Raye, then why did she come back? What was her goal. For a moment, it felt very stupid for me to even think about what she c
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  • The Forgotten Bride   CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY SIX

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  • The Forgotten Bride   CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY FIVE

    I knew something was wrong the moment my phone buzzed in the middle of a busy work day. The school’s number flashing on my screen wasn’t unusual. What was unusual was the sound in the principal’s voice. A tremor. A panic she tried and failed to mask. I sat up on my desk, just waiting to hear whatever terrible news they had for me at that moment. “Ms. Kuda,” she stuttered. “There’s… there’s been an incident.” My blood froze and my brain went round and round, trying to figure out exactly what the problem was this time. All I could do was wish that my son wasnt dead. “What incident?” My voice was sharp, clipped, like I was trying to cut through her hesitation with sheer force.“It’s Micah. He—he’s missing.” she stuttered again and I could not help but wonder why I ever trusted my son in the hands of people like these. What would I really have seen in them? My whole world titlted and I felt my knees buckling till they finally gave in and I fell into the chair. As soon as I fell, I pi

  • The Forgotten Bride   CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY FOUR

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  • The Forgotten Bride   CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY TWO

    Liam POVI woke up to the rays of the sun almost blinding my eyes. I could not remember closing anything that looked like a window when I came in. It slept way earlier than I initially planned to but my body was exhausted and over time, I just had to give in to it. When I woke up, the saw Amara’s face and the first thing I remembered was her pouring coffee for people. That memory was stuck in my head and I knew that it would take so much for me to get it out of my head. For now, it had refused to go anyway. I could not help but blame myself for this madness. After all, it was all my fault that this escalated the way it did. It was all my fault that this matter had to even get to the level it did. I could not believe that these people were actually expecting me to just sit back and not be upset with what was going on.I squinted my eyes over and over again, trying my best to not allow the thought of the love of my life serving people coffee. Things had stabilised a lot in the company

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