Melissa The cab ride was silent, my fingers drumming faintly against the windows. The trees passing blurred into a sea of motion. Meanwhile, my world had just stopped.A letter sat heavy in my bag. A letter that said my mother—Annabelle, the woman I hadn’t seen in three years—was dead.I still hadn’t fully processed it.I didn’t really know my father. According to Mom, he died in a car accident when I was just a few days old. She raised me alone, controlling every decision I tried to make. By high school, we were more like rivals than family. She never backed down, and neither did I. She wanted the final say on everything—my clothes, my friends, my future.College had been my escape.Then, during my first year, she got married. To a billionaire. Someone she met at a charity dinner. I didn’t even ask his name. Didn’t care. I had never met him or his family. She had found the life she always wanted. I just wanted a simple one.Chrissie, my best friend, had been my real family ever sinc
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