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Beyond Redemption: A Mother's Fury

Chapter 2 

Word Count: 417    |    Released on: 19/06/2025

he passenger seat, her son Ethan in the back w

Emily not coming? We were so looking f

lwork," I said

ame on a tablet. He was abou

"Snacks, anyone? I made cookies. And I p

' s illness started after eating snacks C

nk you,"

I'll have a cookie,

led. "It's

innocent. So carin

I needed to s

ward. "I am a bit hungry. What

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ut b

d told her myself, at a company picnic months ago, when she' d offered Emily a brownie

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anut butter chocolate chip one. I turned it over,

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ght. I put the bar back. "N

g. "More for us then." S

p. She wasn't just trying to replace me. She

to the rest stop. The place where the accident happened last time. The

this

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“The sunlight hit my face, bright and familiar. The scent of Mark' s pancakes drifted upstairs, and I could already picture Emily' s excited squeal. It was going to be a big day, a theme park adventure. A perfect family morning. But then the memory hit me like a sledgehammer. This wasn' t just a morning; it was that morning. The day Emily died. Last time, my husband Mark and his mistress Chloe had dismissed my daughter Emily' s sudden illness as "faking it." They wanted their perfect weekend. They waited too long. Peanuts. An allergic reaction. My sweet girl died because they prioritized their illicit affair over her life. My heart hammered, a drumbeat of terror and rage. It wasn' t a nightmare. It was real. Again. How could fate be this cruel, this twisted, giving me this tormenting déjà vu? But a cold, steely certainty settled over me: not this time. Not ever again. I flung back the covers, hands shaking, but my resolve was iron-hard. I had been given a surreal, terrifying second chance. Emily would live. And as for Mark and Chloe? They would learn that a mother' s fury, born from unimaginable loss, would make them wish they' d never seen this day. This was a new game, and I was playing to win.”
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