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chapter 35

Author: Ellie Knight
last update publish date: 2026-08-13 17:12:43

Tamara

I sat across the small wooden table from my mother. The silence stretched between us, heavy with all the unsaid words, until the dam finally broke and the entire truth spilled out of me.

"I want to give up on him, Mom," I whispered, my voice cracking as the first hot tear slipped down my cheek. "I really do. One minute he treats me like I am his whole world, and the next minute he treats me like a stranger or a nuisance. He is so hot and cold with me that I feel like I am losing my mind,
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That’s how you are towards your mate.. not like the way the ice-cold North treats Tamara.. I kind of hope she wins the trails and leaves him..
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