Love always prevail

ent. But she had never been able to get the help she really needed. She had always felt like she was broken, and she was afraid that no one would ever be able to fix her. As they talked, Mich

worse than he had ever seen her. She was shaking, and she could barely speak. Michael was afraid that she might hurt herself, so he called an ambulance. When the paramedics arrived, they determined that Sarah needed to be hospitalized. They took her to the hospital, and Michael followed them there. As he waited in the waiting room, he felt a mix of emotions: sadness, anger, and fear. When

ed to talk to her about what was going on, but he didn't know how to start the conversation. He decided to go home and try to figure out what to say. When he got home, he found Anna in t

she asked. "I don't know," Michael said. "She's been struggling, and she's not doing well. She's in the hospital right now." Anna looked shocked. "What happened?" she asked. Micha

n't just leave her." Anna looked at him, and she could see the conflict in his eyes. "I know this is hard," she said. "But you need to do what's best for you, and that means taking care of yourself. You can't keep putting your life on hold for someone who doesn't want to help herself." Michael nodded, and he knew that Anna was right. But he still

hed out and took his hand. "I'm not saying you have to abandon her," she said. "But you need to set

happened, and he knew that he needed to move on. He thought about Sarah, and he knew that he couldn't save her from herself. He had to focus on his own life, and he had to find a way to

hand. "You're my husband," she said. "We're in this together, no matter what." Michael felt a sense of relief. He knew that he and Anna would face whatever challe

ome that she has something important to tell him.

she was already sea

wrong she did to him and Anna, the false rumo

appen. I didn't even think about what I was doing. I was just so upset, and I wasn't thinking straight." Michael nodded, but he wasn't sure if he believed her. "I'm no