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able and commenced to relish her coffee. With a Chicago Daily Nation Newspaper in her hand, she concentrated on her reading. On her right hand was h

e boys–Cody and Luke, she was always kind-hearted and substantiating to her. Her shocking driving accident caught her mind unaware, reminding her of the moment when Cody flew from the city

yone. If that was the way she manipulated her husband's devotion, and it worked, she wasn't awry if it didn't work on her son, Cody. Melinda didn't want to see her a

ed to how she had previously reacted to the scenery of Cody, and that aggravated her. That wasn't the reasonable method, as she asserted. After sipping coffee frequently during that cold winter, Jessica told her tha

ous of her plan at foremost since he was convinced that Melinda's heart belonged to Cody. After pressing that it wouldn't be a major deal, he admitt

ving her helpless. Instead of being devoted to her, as Jessica had predicted, he became a refugee in another country, contending that Melinda had fooled him. What a catastrophe! After wh

hrough his sanity. Shuddered by her nasty behaviour, unbelievably, he couldn't withstand grief any more. Every time she thought about him, painful shudders ran down her spine. After scrutinizing

e could ponder off. If he hadn't shrieked to awaken the dead, then precisely, his remarks were mild. Helplessly, he had veered around from them, wishing them victory a

him brought a smile to his lips. Despite having remarkable adventures through the ranch before his betrayal, he couldn't reminisce of anything pleasant with him. Overwhelmed with disgrace,

hed to, but after acknowledging that he wasn't a child any more, she declined her idea. Could she pamper a grown–up man over cher

of what misery had hounded him away from his family, he wasn't going to mess–up with his mothe

d feel his flirtatious demeanour around her. His young, adorable face was still fresh in her fant

bout him won't help you with anything, Mel!" snapped Madeline. He peeked at her newsp

opening a different page of her newspaper. She pretended to like someone busy reading something i