Timothy, my beloved, and I are about to get married. We have shared many dreams over the course of our long relationship, and we have now started the process of turning those dreams become reality. My step-sister, who appeared to be thrilled for me, and my entire family were happy. ★★★ Julia complained as she proceeded to her mother, "I forgot my veil in Stacy's room. Mother, could you please go get that for me?” Julia asked her stepmother, who furrowed her brows and scowled. “Use your feet, my love," her stepmother politely declined a minor request, but it didn't matter to her. Julia was never one to hold grudges, so she didn't bother nagging any further. Julia was dragging her bridal gown to the door when her mother cried out, "Wait, Julia, how could I forget to give you this?" “What exactly is this?" Julia inquired, her gaze fixed on the glass of water in her mother's palm. “This is holy water. I hoped for the best for your future,” her stepmother replied, caressing her head.

★★ “How could you do such a thing to me? What have I done to you?" Julia sobbed as she realized it was her family who had mercilessly murdered her soul. "Because you've been loved by everyone, and that's exactly what I deserve." But our father is indifferent to me. Timothy never glanced at me, even if I wear the crown in his honor,” Stacy spit viciously in Julia's face, exacerbating Julia’s misery. As she wiped the tears from her cheeks, Julia whispered, "God will not spare you. “There is no God. If there were, you would not have experienced this and you would not be sobbing in front of me right now. So… my dear sister! You only have two choices: listen to us or allow us to post your video online,” Stacy remarked as she sat down in front of Julia. “After ruining me so much, what else do you want?” Julia yelled with red eyes. What miserable people they were, she could not believe. She had recently realized how her father and she had become victims of their trap. "Well, not much, r

Five years later, ★★ “Don't let go of my hand, Julius. We won't be able to leave the airport until I check a few things. Can you lend a helping hand to your mother?” Julia was conversing with her four-year-old son. He will turn five in a few days. According to Julia, he was the naughtiest child in the world but would display his great heart if he ever heard her mother in difficulties. “Yes-ss, Mom. Look!! My feet are following yours," Julius said to her mother in a muddled manner, but Julia understood every word because she was the mother. “Thank you. Your aunt, Sussan will be there in a moment." Julia muttered to her son Julius, who was overjoyed when he heard Aunt Sussan's name as he was going to meet her for the first time. “Julia!” A woman shouted Julia's name from afar, holding a flower bouquet and a large toy car. “Sussan,” Julia murmured in between her smiles and waved her hand in delight. They hadn't seen one other in a long time. Julius, her son, began waving his hands w

★★ Julia pushed the door to her father's room with a heavy heart, and a strong medicine stench hit her nose. “Dad!!” Julia called her father after noticing a figure on the bed with closed eyes, appearing frail and dehydrated. She walked to her father with a heavy heart. Her father's health suffered as a result of the pain she brought. How could she possibly forgive her? "How are you, Father?" Julia sobbed quietly. Countless tears fell from her eyes as she examined her father's condition. She was the only one to blame. Caressing her father’s head, she pulled out her phone to call the doctor. That was when her father opened his eyes and a ray of joy flashed in them. “Julia, my daughter,” he weakly said. “Yes, Father,” Julia replied, bringing her face close to her father. She said, “Dad, I am sorry. I am not a filial daughter, also created trouble for you but Dad, I was played. Your daughter didn’t want anything like that.” “I believe you,” her father’s weak voice said and instant

★★★ ‘Why does this man resemble my son? Like a carbon replica of Julius. Please, Lord, don't tell me he's connected to my son.' Julia's stomach grumbled as her terrible thoughts scratched the surface of her heart. “Joshua,” the man introduced himself. Julia glanced at the man and his moving lips as he spoke something, but nothing reached her mind since Julia was drowning in her problem. “Sorry... I-I didn’t catch that,” She said while being cognizant of the situation. Her mind was a mess. On the other hand, if somebody did do that, it would be an insult to Joshua. However, he seemed to be extremely relaxed with Julia; someone he met in a unique circumstance. “Joshua is my name,” Joshua grinned as he introduced himself to the woman, who he could see didn't want to talk to him for very long. "Pardon me! I have arrived in the incorrect room. I'm leaving now," Julia hurriedly said, hoping that this wicked person wouldn't cause her any trouble. She had kicked him earlier because he h