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CHAPTER THIRTY SEVEN

Author: Chel-C
last update publish date: 2026-08-07 02:30:13

SUMMER'S POV

I shut the door to the bedroom behind me. I was alone at last, and the tears I had been holding back, poured out. I put my hand over my mouth so I wouldn't cry. What did I do to get this crap? Two years ago Mattias would call me daily. He'd bring me flowers from work, buy me little surprises and promise that I would never cry because of him. Now...

He stayed out all night and didn't even text me. I had my cell phone. I called him again. "The person you are trying to reach is not a
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