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It has nothing to do with her. Betty and Ronald still refused to believe it and continued to struggle against him. That was until Cameron roared, "I have HIV!"

“And I don’t think she wants to tell anyone what’s wrong with her.” Damn right. I kept walking, my boots hitting the steps hard. In my mind, the words repeated like a vow. I don’t need to tell anyone what’s wrong with me. Because men are the reason I was broken in the first place. They use you. Hurt you. Never. Not in this life. Not in the next.

" I yanked my arm back and studied her twisted expression. She looked pathetic, trapped in the same delusion I had once lived in. I had spent five years drowning, but at least I had finally crawled out. I could return to a normal life again. She, on the other hand, was still trapped in Leonard's lies, unable to see a way out. I met her gaze without flinching. "Whether he likes you or not has nothing to do with me. If you can convince him to divorce me immediately, I would honestly appreciate it." Hannah heard that and took it as a provocation. Her face warped into something ugly. "Kayla, what are you even proud of? "Five years and your husband wouldn't touch you. The one time he finally did,

"I think so too. Most importantly, she treats us very well." I looked closely at the old man beside me and realized something. He had never been a pushover at all. The one with the clearest mind of all… had always been him.

A clean, contained thing. I looked at the boy arranging marshmallows into a pattern only he understood. I looked at the man sitting quietly across from me, one thumb tracing the rim of his mug. I took a sip of the hot chocolate, warm and slightly too sweet and exactly right, and understood, for the first time since stepping off that plane, that the thing I had been escaping toward had already shifted into something I hadn't planned for at all. I wasn't sure yet whether that was frightening or the opposite of it.

When I woke again, the pain had dulled a great deal. The dried pool of blood on the floor was the only proof my child had ever existed. I curled into a small ball on the ground, my eyes too dry to make tears. I don't know how long passed before I heard the door open. The harsh light made me squint on instinct. Raphael stood backlit, his whole body swallowed by the dark behind him. “Well? A full day to calm down. Can we talk like reasonable people now?” A thread of hope ran under his voice.

Being Mrs. Schrett was supposed to be Shirley's happily ever after. Instead, it became the place where she buried every dream she ever had. When she discovers her husband's years-long affair, Shirley refuses to let her daughters grow up in a home built on deceit. She eventually walks away with nothing but her children and the forgotten talent she once sacrificed for love. Five years later, she returns as the woman behind one of the country's fastest growing luxury jewelry brands. Damien Schrett doesn't recognize the quiet wife he once knew in the confident businesswoman standing before him. He only knows he can't stop thinking about her. Now that fate has brought them toget

Never in my life have I ever seen a man that’s as perfect as Peter, he just seems too good to be true, I say this to myself almost daily,I only read it in books and see it in movies that perfect men exists. Whenever we decide to have ladies conversation in school when our lecturer isn’t around yet, when each girl speak of different encounters that they have had with different men, I’m always in awe and I only keep thanking God for making me meet a man like Peter and for making him to be my very first love, I’m happy that I didn’t get to have enounters with different kinds of men before finally coming across Peter, I’m glad that he is my ever first boyfriend, I’m grateful to God for that, I h