My Boss, My Step-Brother: The Devil From My Past
Elliot continued, “I’ve thought about that day so many times, Elena. About how I hurt you when you did nothing to deserve it. And I knew that if I was ever going to make things right, I needed to start here.”
To her surprise, Elliot opened the classroom door to reveal a completely transformed space. The desks had been cleared, replaced with a cozy setup of warm lighting, a small table, and two chairs. On the table sat a scrapbook and a bouquet of wildflowers—the kind she used to doodle in the margins of her notebooks.
“What is all this?” she asked, her voice wavering.
“This,” he said, gesturing to the room, “is my way of rewriting that day. Of giving you a better memory to hold onto.”
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