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The choices I made

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ISABELLA'S POINT OF VIEW

It has been three years.

Three long years since the chaos. Since the screaming. Since the contracts. Since the fights. Since the running. Since my life almost drowned me.

I live quietly now.

My daughter is three years old. Her name is Daisy. And she is the softest thing God ever placed inside my universe.

She has my nose and Felix’s eyes.

Those same intense brown eyes that always made me feel like he was searching every corner of my soul.

But Felix is barely in the picture.

He kept his promise at first. We did joint parenting for the first six months. Messages. Short calls. Monthly visits.

But then everything blew up around his company.

A huge scandal.

Fraud accusations.

Investors betrayed him.

Some of his board members almost tried to push him out.

And then it was Julian’s turn.

Julian’s reputation took a massive hit too. Something about harassment claims and public fights. It was all over the blogs and business tabloids. I never reached out. He never reache
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