Pakin’s P.O.VI sat there, staring at Sean, but his words barely registered. My mind felt like it was splintering, like a glass pane fracturing under too much pressure.I tried to hold onto something—anything—but my thoughts slipped through my fingers like sand, leaving me grasping at nothing.May had lied.Not just a simple lie—this was something bigger, something deeper. It wasn’t a misunderstanding. It wasn’t a mistake. It was calculated, deliberate.I felt my stomach twist.I had always known that May liked to flirt, that she enjoyed the attention. I had seen her bat her lashes at boys in school, had watched her play coy with men who were drawn to her charm.But I never once thought that the girl I grew up with—the girl I called my best friend—could twist reality so completely.Taking her virginity and then abandoning her…that wasn’t just a lie, i
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