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I hushed him by placing my finger on his mouth. "God's willing, everything will be easy. Forgiving you and you healing will be easy. I want you to see yourself through my eyes and not your thought and I'll see myself through your eyes. Read " Summer Flower " by the same author ( Penangel ). You're my happily ever after now. You're my Meum Miraculum" I watched the door open with both my parent and his parent walk into the house. I looked over to Greg to try to get the reason for the sudden meeting without any warning. My question was announced when I saw Barrister Daniel walk into the house.

he smiles like an idiot "I'm David Cumberlake, son of Caleb Cumberlake, heir to the Cumberlake empire" What the actual f**k??! I may have never been on a date but I know for a fact that that's definitely not how they start. "Hi. I'm Danny Sanchez, daughter of nobody and heir to nothing" my face mirrors his idiotic smile. His eyes glint with so much pride and desire, he's practically eating me with his eyes. I feel so uncomfortable. I shift awkwardly in my chair. I can tell he's a proud brat of the worst kind just by the level of arrogance in his demeanor.

She was the ally I had been searching for. So, under the guise of an anonymous fan, I penned her a letter, baiting her with the story of 'the mother who wouldn't spare her daughter $80 for living expenses.'

"You like Dr. Sanchez, don't you? You two are sleeping together, aren't you?! You're trying to use this baby to get close to her. I won't let you get what you want." She started hitting her own stomach violently. I desperately tried to protect her, but in the end, I could only watch as bright red blood spread beneath her. Claire laughed manically. "Now that the baby's gone, you can't go to the hospital and mess around with her." Just like that, I had lost my first child, and perhaps the only child I would ever have. I looked at her coldly. The comments became even more vicious. [Claire is so good to him. Even after saying all that, this guy still shows no emotion.]

My legs scream in protest as I struggle to continue the climb. We stop at a wooden door. An opal is set in the top in the head jamb of the door, large enough to seem considerable. The color a deep inky black with flecks of fire. The priestess knocks curtly on the door. “Enter!” Calls the voice of the Immaculate mother. The room is simple and sterile. The floors a white stone with a single table in the room. The Immaculate Mother is seated at the table with a stack of cards and a large book. Another chair sits across from her. “Take a seat.” She instructs and I oblige.

“Let me ask you one last time: how much do you want to allow my son and your daughter to unite their lives?” “No, my daughter will never marry your stupid son. Damn foreigners, thinking they can come here and do whatever they please!” “My son is more Argentinian than I am. He was born and raised here. But I see the issue isn’t him—it’s you. You’re the one with the inferiority complex. I’m offering you a solution to your so-called problem. I assume what truly bothers you is what people will say when they find out your daughter is pregnant. I don’t see the problem. I can take them away from here with pleasure. I’m only being courteous by coming here to speak father to father. Isn’t that what y

another employee added with a gloating smile. I felt Mary tremble beside me. “Ava…” she whispered, tugging on my sleeve. Her voice was full of fear. “Are we in the wrong place? My son… he couldn’t…” She didn’t finish, but I heard the terror in her voice. My kind mother-in-law, a retired nurse, just couldn't process it. She'd rather believe we'd made a simple mistake than face the truth: that her son was a cheat. Or that he would let a woman be this cruel.

Eric's hand never left mine, pale from the force of his grip, anchoring me against the waves of agony. I screamed, cried, pleading in broken Italian and English for it to end. Then, as if time itself paused, all noise fell away. A clear, vibrant cry cut through the tension like a dawn trumpet. Our daughter. A new chapter we had created together. They laid her tiny, still-bloody body on my chest — red, wrinkled, trembling from leaving the warmth of the womb, wisps of hair soaked with my tears and sweat. I reached out. Her tiny fingers curled instinctively around mine — the first stubborn grip of life itself.

I couldn’t speak until I was eight years old. Everyone in the Sterling family called me dumb. Even my mother would secretly wipe away tears, convinced she had given birth to an autistic daughter. Whenever my father looked at me, his eyes were filled with nothing but disappointment. However, for the sake of the family’s reputation, he could never bring himself to send me away to a special education school. Then came the day someone from a prominent hedge fund company arrived to acquire our family company, Sterling Group. He was so arrogant that he chewed out everyone in the boardroom until all of them hung their heads low. The room full of corporate executives fell silent, too terrified to

~Camila’s POV~ I’ve been in Mexico for a long period of time. I’m really relieved that my son is awake. My father used all his resources to make sure that Liam was treated. He had a post-traumatic coma. It was great to see my father all worried about his grandson. I'm relieved that now we can return to the United States so he can restart his schooling, while I continue to run my business. Never again will I conceal my identity from the world. If you’re just a regular person, people will take advantage of you. Liam never questioned me about his father’s whereabouts. I have miscalculated my son’s abilities. Believing he has no idea what is going on. I’m not going to focus on anyone right now.