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IT was Gaddiel’s idea, which meant it didn't come as a subtle suggestion they had agreed on. He announced it at breakfast on a Saturday, three weeks after the hospital.

“We should go somewhere,” he spoke up immediately. “All of us. Like a trip?"

Amelia looked up from her food and stared at her son. “Where did you have in mind?”

“The nature park.” He said it like it was obvious. “With the birds and the walking trails and the place where we had the picnic that one time.”

“The one where you dro
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To my incredible readers: we finally made it to the last page! Thank you for living in this world with me, 4 every comment that kept me going, and 4 giving these characters a home in ur hearts. I'm forever grateful. But as one door closes, two more are swinging wide open. I’m so excited to finally share what I’ve been working on next: *You Broke My Heart, Now Watch Me Rise: For everyone who loves a high-stakes betrayal and a slow-burn revenge. If you’re ready to watch a heroine find her power after being pushed to the brink, this one is for u. *100 Nights of Forbidden Fire: My brand new steamy collection. It’s bold, it’s intense, it’s definitely for my readers who enjoy a little more heat. I can’t wait to see u all in the comments of these new chapters! With love, sheilla

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sheilla
thanks Berlyn, but not all stories needs an epilogue ...
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Berlyn Copero
No prologue,if Adrian and Amelia reconcile?
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sheilla
thank you so much, Terri for the loyal ride with me
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