Emma's Redemption

ys known she

ove, but never felt it. Her home was silent, her parents present but indifferent. Her father barely spoke to he

ot to ask for attentio

he limped into the house, hoping-just this once-her mother would notice. But her mother b

he never asked

quiet, withdrawn, never expecting love because it had never been giv

iliar-stole what little

ne. But who would listen? Who would

ed it deep inside, and continued

idn't need anyone. But when Mark came into her life, offering kindne

was

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