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CHAPTER 83 : ​THE LIFE I NEVER HAD

Author: Hannie
last update publish date: 2026-09-04 17:28:36

​AMARA'S POV

​For the first time in what felt like forever, I woke up without fear.

​No shouting. No heavy footsteps outside my door. No sudden accusations. No one waiting to remind me that I was unwanted.

​Just sunlight—soft, warm sunlight slipping through the curtains.

​I remained beneath the blankets for several minutes, staring up at the ceiling, savoring the stillness. Then, a loud crash echoed from the corridor outside my bedroom.

​I sat upright.

​Another crash followed, accompanied by Lu
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