Kiss Of A Fallen Star
My body trembled, my tears blurred my vision, and yet my presence — my pain — seemed invisible, irrelevant.
To them, I didn’t matter.
I had prepared myself to leave eventually. I had rehearsed it in my mind countless times — how I would walk away, how I would carry my children, how I would rebuild myself from the ruins. But this… this was different. This wasn’t just leaving. This was being forced out because I was stripped of dignity, humiliated in a way that made me feel like I had no ground left to stand on.
The humiliation was suffocating. It wasn’t just betrayal — it was annihilation. Every ounce of strength I had built, every wall I had erected to protect myself, collapsed in that momen
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