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“But I realized what I was doing was wrong. So I left everything. Moved here with my mom. Tried to start over. I just think I was the cause of her death. You know? Doing bad things took her away from me. I’m sorry… I’m so, so sorry. It’s killing me inside. I hate myself for not standing up when it mattered. I don’t expect you to understand. Or forgive me. I don’t…” Her voice cracked and trailed off as her shoulders shook under the weight of her guilt. Carmilla’s eyes glistened, but she quickly blinked back the tears. She got up from her seat, moving forward towards Valdez and squatting, lifting Valdez’s chin gently with one hand until their eyes met. “It’s not your fault,” Carmilla said soft

The room fell silent, captivated by the book's sudden appearance. "It contains the record of both the good and the evil that each person has done. This book is the ultimate judge of our actions, as it holds the truth of every soul." "The Book of Life will guide us in determining the outcome of this trial," he continued, his gaze piercing as he looked at me. "It will reveal the truth of your actions and help us reach a just verdict."

he murmured, the weight of his words heavy in the air. Carina's mother, unable to bear the burden of their guilt any longer, spoke up tentatively. "Did we... did we do something wrong, Alex? Did we push Carina too hard?" Her question hung in the air, unanswered as they each grappled with their own sense of culpability. Carina's brother shook his head adamantly. "No, Mom, it's not our fault. We were just trying to help her become the best version of herself."

She went on. "You didn't do anything wrong to apologize to me," I said as I shook my head and caressed her cheek. " If anyone is to blame for all of this mayhem, it's them; they were the ones who did these things to us and they were the ones who buried innocent people, not us." "I swear you won't suffer at their hands again," I whispered as I embraced her once again. "It's the end of the road for Santi, Julius, and the others, Chloe."

So that meant that Ave would still be summoned and I’d still be done for. “What?! She did no such thing! I took the book, but I didn’t steal it. If you hadn’t breached the rules and taken the book out of the library, I wouldn’t have had access to it. So this is your fault,” Inna retorted, adding fuel to the fire that was Nogri’s ire.

Halle held Luna’s hand and said softly, “It’s their fault. They are the bad guys. You started off with good intentions. They should be the ones apologizing.” “I…” Luna understood the situation but could not control her emotions. “It’s difficult to judge a book by its cover,” Andrius said with a shake of his head. “There are good people and there are bad people, and there’s only a thin line in between that differentiates them. One step is all it takes to cause irreversible damage. “They are blinded by grudges and greed, so it’s only a matter of time before they suffer the consequences. It’s inevitable. You are kind, and that’s a rare quality. You don’t need to blame yourself for that.”

"Hey, it's nobody's fault; it just happened, and the cameras installed around here were hacked, you saw it. He was k—" "I know you'll pin the blame on me," Ernesto cut Camila off, a sneer on his face, "you hate me for what? Because I got a woman pregnant?" Antonio lunged forward, muscles coiling, ready to strike despite Camila's grip on his arm. "You raped her and never gave a damn about the child. Stop pretending you care about anyone but yourself!" Camila tugged on him harder. "Antonio. Stop." "Both of you, get your asses down on this couch!" Abuelo roared from his wheelchair, his voice surprisingly strong. "Now."

All it took was for her to look innocent and she'd get out of trouble. "It wasn't on purpose," she said. "Teresa wanted to eat, and Edwin and Mandy ate peanuts when they were little. Who knew Teresa would be so unlucky..." She blamed Teresa for what happened! Mandy was all snarky. "If you can't take care of your own kid, don't have one. Why blame my mom? You should be thankful she helped at all, you heartless ingrate!" Edwin took his mom's side as well. "We can have more kids, but a mother is irreplaceable. Just have another child for me, okay?"

Chapter 149 Cleo We all make mistakes. None of us have the right to judge other People who continue to mess up their lives . I always say that ; while you are committing a sin, you might not be aware of it . It's only after the sin is committed that you realize that you have really messed up.

I guess I clear your misunderstanding. I used to feel demotivated but not anymore I will surely write this book and gonna finish this soon. I am really sorry if I scared my sweet readers here. 😘 It's a story of betrayal, obsession and lust. It also contains mature stuff such as abuse, rape. Read this on your own will.