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"Her books was published It's all nice! I read the story of My Life is miserable, almost all of her stories, only the new book. I didn't read it because I didn't know that she have released a new story." "You're so noisy, Arche! Just turn off the TV and then just tell the whole story! Bro, be quiet there, is that a clear, trouble maker?" Jasper said to Arche and their companions laughed, except for Haru, who suddenly spoke. "The only difference between the two is that they are very simple. In this story of my life is miserable, Her life are without happiness, she would rather disappear from the world she live in. Because she will not experience of joy. She experiences sadness, pain, and fr

There were no traces of Arya here and no lingering presence of anyone from the Marlowe family. It was clean, new, stamped with my personal choices, and full of limitless future possibilities. Arya's car accident had been just that—an accident. It was a tragedy that shattered my life into pieces. Yet on top of those ruins, after experiencing betrayal, manipulation, abuse, and endless struggles, I had cleared away the rubble with my own hands and rebuilt my home. I had lost my marriage and seen people's true colors, but I had also reclaimed myself. My phone vibrated. A text from the bank reminded me that one of my low-risk investments started accruing interest today.

"You made the unbearable seem somehow bearable." "Not everything," he murmured. He hadn't been able to do a damned thing to stop the hurt after her miscarriage. With a restless shrug, Maggie turned back to the grave. "The miscarriage was..." She seemed to cast around, searching for the right words. "It broke something in me. By that point everyone knew. I'd acknowledged and accepted what I'd done...and I wanted her. Then she was gone and it was too little, too late. My reputation was destroyed. And so was my heart. And even so, a part of me was so pitifully relieved. I wasn't ready to be a mother at seventeen. It was going to derail my entire life plan. Rationally, I know I wasn't ready, and

I diligently jotted down her information into a composition book which pages were now filled with an act of hostility much greater than anything I was used to. "Melanie, there's only one thing I'm forgetting," I peaked over the edge of the book and at her, "How am I going to drug him? I can't even get a phone call, much less a text message from him." Melanie sat across from me, her hand resting on her chin holding her head up. I could see the wrinkles slowly forming across her forehead as she sunk deeper and deeper into her train of thought. She was thinking so hard it was near possible to see the steam of her brain at work seeping out of her ears. "He doesn't know me," she began as a pure l

Even so, how was this enough to avenge Jeremy's death? I sent some money to a person. … The next day, Francis was released from prison. Then, someone approached him and led him into gambling, letting him win in the beginning. Slowly, he won hundreds and thousands of dollars. The most he'd gotten in one night was a million dollars. He thought that he was the "Chosen One", destined to always win. Just as he really got into the habit of gambling, he began losing. In order to win back the money he lost, he sold his car and house and even sold the gifts that Benedict had given Yvonne before to sell for funds.

He might never know that secret for the rest of his life. Joseph returned to the mansion. He sat in the living room and flipped through my medical reports page by page. Sadness slowly engulfed him. I watched everything without any expression as I felt no emotion. My emotions became calmer the longer time passed. It seemed I would soon be free and would no longer be trapped by his side. Suddenly, another one of Yvette's lackeys, Sasha Lute, came running while panting. Her eyes lit up when she saw Joseph. However, she quickly turned to a worried and sorrowful expression.

I thought I could hold out. I thought I could stand up to whatever argument she had up her sleeve. I thought I could be a badass mofo and put this tubby, swollen-ankled twat monster in her place. I was wrong. All her crap comes pouring out in a mess of tears and mucus goo and I don’t even want to know what else. “I have nothing and no one!” she wails. “I’m powerless and penniless and completely without a compass in my life! There’s only one person in the entire

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The books I had cherished, once neatly organized, and the clothes I had carefully folded and placed in the corner, were now being sold off as if they were garbage. "What are you doing here?" Mom asked, her voice pulling me back to the present. I looked wistfully at the books tossed carelessly into burlap sacks. Then, with a heavy tone, I asked, "Where is Marianne?" "She's dead."

Finally, he sent a text message. Eric: [Hazel, I'm sorry. Will you come back?] I did not reply. Some mistakes could not be fixed with just an apology. The pain of twenty years of neglect, the trauma of the birthday party fire, and the betrayal by my father to satisfy his illegitimate daughter's desires were memories that had deeply scarred me, impossible to erase with just an apology. I erased the text message, set my phone aside, and shifted my gaze towards the living room. Andre was sitting on the carpet, with my son on his lap, earnestly telling him a story. "Then the big bad wolf howled and fell off the bridge!"