Unraveling A Family's Poison
ter Lily' s first birthday, a day that was supposed to be perfect, filled with a baby' s laughter and the warmth of family. Liam, my husband, had his arm
en with a force that made th
face a mask of bitter resentment. I recogniz
ny we had fired
king aggressively on the polished marble floor. The cheerful chat
air, dripping with a strange, triumphant venom.
e, his protective grip tightening on my shoulder. I stared at her, my m
?" I asked, my voice shaking sli
a harsh, gr
son' s house, after all. And I' m here to take my
, manicured finger
son. My lon
aces etched with shock and confusion. I knew Brenda. She was the woman who used to leave half-empty mugs all over the hous
, to inject some sanity into this madness. "We let you go. You have n
ith pure hatred. She took a step closer, invading my p
ho trapped my son. You think you' re better than me? I am Liam'
hich she spoke sent a chill down my spine. This wasn't just a random outburst, this was a
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