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Chapter 068

Author: Rosa Kane
last update publish date: 2026-04-27 23:48:19

JAMES

I left the house early that morning, before the sun had fully risen, and cleared my entire schedule for the day.

Mary was being discharged from the hospital, and I wanted to be there personally to help her transition home.

The guilt I felt over how much she had suffered, how close she had come to dying while I remained oblivious to her deteriorating condition, sat heavy in my chest like a stone I could not dislodge.

But today was about making amends. Today was about righting wrongs th
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