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Her shoulders trembled as she covered her face with her hands, muffling her quiet sobs. Zach had been paying her three thousand dollars a month—more than her husband ever earned. But who would willingly trade decades of freedom for a little extra money unless they had no other choice? "I can give you more," I said. "More than what he's offering. All I ask is that you persuade your husband to tell the truth—for his own sake and for my mother's justice. Your husband didn't do it in the first place. The real culprit is still out there, living freely."

The parts that wanted only to connect. Julian kept one of the original letters in his drawer. The one with the coffee stain. He never said why. I never asked. At night, sometimes, I would read the manifesto out loud. Not all at once. Just a line or two, spoken into the quiet of our home. “Truth is not a blade. It is a hand.” “You owe no one your pain.” “Start again. That is your right.” Julian would listen, then nod, then return to his book or his sketch or his silence.

Instead, I would be a positive force—a warrior with the sword of truth to battle the darkness directly. As I allowed myself to rest at last, I made one final entry on my recorder: "The price of truth is steep, and tonight we paid dearly. But each wound, each moment of fear, is a badge of honor for the strength of secrets that must be told. I will not fail. I will tell all the lies, and the truth will be known.”

others. To you. We lied because lying was easier than truth. Because false hope was better than honest despair. Because pretending cure existed was preferable to accepting permanent torture. We lied. We knew we lied. We continued lying. Because lying allowed us to continue. To endure. To exist. Without lie, without false hope, without pretended belief... we would have nothing. No reason to continue. No justification for enduring. No purpose for existing. We would have only suffering. Only torture. Only agony. Nothing else. Just pain. Forever. We could not accept that. Could not endure that. Could not exist with that. So we lied. We created false hope. We pretended cure existed. We acted as

❞ ‹ ——— ✧ 𖥸 ✧ ——— › ╔═════════ • ≻ ♜ ≺ • ═════════╗ ꒰ 𝔐𝔸𝕋𝔼 𝕋𝕆 𝕋ℍ𝔼 𝔻ℝ𝔸𝔾𝕆ℕ ℙℝ𝕀ℕℂ𝔼 ₊˚⋆ ( TRIGGER WARNINGS ) ╚═════════ • ≻ ♜ ≺ • ═════════╝ ☽ —— 「 Our love is untouchable 」

“I’ve lived buried in it for ten years. Every choice I made. Every line I crossed for you. I choke on truth every night.” “Then why won’t you let anyone else hear it?” I whisper. “Why is my voice only allowed in spaces you own?” His eyes flare. “Because this world doesn’t care about truth,” he says. “It cares about narrative. About who tells it first and louder. And right now, the only thing that clip does is paint a target on your back and give my enemies a soundtrack.” “Maybe I want them to hear,” I say. “Maybe I want them to know I’m not just a pretty songbird in your cage. That I see you. That I’m not grateful.”

"I want you to disarm them. If everyone possesses the truth, there's nothing remaining to fight you with. No more secrets. No more leverage. Nothing but the truth." He stares at me. The silence swells. Outside, a DDOT bus groans to a halt on Woodward, its airbrakes hissing, and a fresh wave of salt from the grinding trucks scatters across the frozen asphalt with a sound like tiny bones. "I don't know if I possess the capacity," he says. "You already shared it with me. You told it to Elara. You even told Sarah. You've been telling the truth to everyone except the world." "The world hasn't earned my story."

But I don't even know if the truth is the real truth, But then what if it's true, he's going to hate me and that's the last thing I want right now, Am I selfish right now?

Dear Readers, As we close the final chapter of *Tangled Truths*, I find myself filled with gratitude and emotion. This journey with Lucas and Flora—from adversaries to soulmates, through betrayal and redemption, death and rebirth—has been an extraordinary one to share with you. Your messages, comments, and unwavering support have meant everything to me throughout this series.

My voice trembled then, not with fear, not with regret, but with the unbearable relief of finally releasing six years of silent suffering. And for the first time since the beginning of our bond, the truth— My truth— Filled the room completely. Raw. Unpolished. Unfiltered. Everything I never said.