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But I've let myself go. They taught me I don't need anyone. Alone, I can live well. From now on: the past doesn't reach me. The old faces don't come in. The old wind doesn't touch the present. I closed the door and walked into my new home. A new life — starting. (THE END)

Afraid of missing this only lifeline, I eagerly agreed. She made me swap clothes with her and put on sunglasses. She even kindly reminded me again, "This is the only way to get past the security at the gate. Once you’re out, my driver will take you wherever you want to go." I was so nervous that I kept swallowing, nodding repeatedly. All I could think of was the joy of escaping this prison. I never expected that by the time I came back to my senses, I’d already been taken to a party. Very soon, people began to recognize me.

Ripped from my body. When I finally opened my eyes, panic rushed through me. My hands flew to my belly— Flat. Empty. Lifeless. Not swollen with life anymore. Not full of hope. Just... gone. A scream tore from my throat, raw and ragged. I cried out in agony— "My baby... my pup...!"

She said to herself. Seeing that everything turned out well in the end, Ivy got up and said, "Thank you so much, everyone. I'm so happy to have such an amazing family. When I saw that news in the morning, I thought that my world had come to an end. But I forgot that I have Daniel, I have Grandpa Hudson, and I have Aunt Isla. I'm no longer alone, so I guess I do not really have any worries." Daniel said, "Yes, you know what, go in and get dressed. Let's go out."

The kind of look one would give a stranger on the street—no love, no hate, nothing at all. At last, he understood. He had lost me forever. Months later, I read in the news that Joe's university was embroiled in an academic scandal. Ivy's family was implicated too, and their empire crumbled into bankruptcy. Sasha called, gossiping that Joe could not withstand the blow and had gone mad. Meanwhile, my Rebirth series won the International Art Gold Award of the year. When I heard the news, Nathan came out of the studio, wrapped his arms around me from behind, and rested his chin lightly on my shoulder.

"Keith, we were wrong for things we did to Sandra. We've done so many things that hurt her. If you see her, you must tell her to contact us." "Mr. and Mrs. Hudson, Sandra has always been well-behaved and sensible. I believe she'll definitely understand your situation." Keith said that not only to Mike and Irene, but to himself too. Perhaps Sandra was just throwing a tantrum. … Sandra had settled down and gotten used to her new life. Except for the weather being freezing and needing to wear layers upon layers of clothing while collecting samples outdoors, her life was wonderful. She finally found the familiar image she saw earlier. He was the man who splashed water all over her with his car t

I placed my hand on the glass. “New life…” I whispered. I wasn’t running anymore. I wasn’t hiding. I wasn’t broken. I was building something. Slowly. Quietly. But strong. And this time… No one would take it from me. Not even him.

my life, going to change my life “Hello? Anyone back there? Mister? Listen, I’m not trashing your place, honest. I could use some help, though.” I hated the way my voice sounded. So weak. Afraid. Hell, old. But I’ve got to admit, I was shook up. All my snark blown away. I was tired, scared, and I wanted out. “Hey! Anyone there?” ssssss this is it going to change my life

My efforts were rewarded as I was named the top scorer in the state for the college entrance exams and admitted into the best college in the nation. My parents instantly accepted me back into their home after they found out. They claimed that I'd been stolen by human traffickers, and they only managed to find me after I turned 18. They cried and sobbed about how much they longed to be reunited with me when the cameras were rolling. Thus, the family business bloomed after they won the sympathy of millions over the internet. After my return home, Richard had welcomed me with great cheer. I was very happy to be met with such a loving brother. I had bought his act like a fool and genuinely thoug