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but by everythi

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embrace during life's hardships, and stood strongly togeth

e a sister in every significant aspect, the one

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husband

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she d

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le. It felt as though I wa

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as if she was off

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r what, V

of anger. "That my closest friend,no..., my siste

ned, but I pushed the words

er eyes. "Oh, give me a brea

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nto my palms. My pulse pounded in my ears,

wasn't

ouldn't

r like he was the one exhausted by this. Then, sl

couldn't quite name,guilt, frustrati

s voice eerily calm, like that excuse would some

ght. You just tripped and fell into her bed?" M

is nose as if I were the one being unreasonab

s throat bobbing. "I d

rt me?" I took a step closer, tilting my head up to look

urt me, but you slept with my sister?" My voice rose, thick

my gaze would lessen the weight of what he'd don

mit, Se

s my

e remained infuriatingly calm. "

use you accidentally ended up with Vanessa on

len

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didn't

ery reason I came here in the first place. I hurrie

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ever mine

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g down on my chest. The atmosphere in the room felt suffocating, thick w

earing down on my chest. The air in the room felt heavy, dense with

d to the harsh tru

heel, ready to

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