Heart's Sorrow Unboxed
. It was a small, simple act, but it felt monumental. It was a physical barr
n, more forcefully. I lay in bed, my eyes open in the darkness, and listened. There was a long silence.
e but never truly control. I spread them across the desk and started going through them, line by line. My mind, which had been clouded by grief and confusion for so long, was now sharp
d "Willow Arts." The name
The betrayal was old news. Now, it was about damage control and strategic planning. I made notes, highlighting ever
were sitting on a stone bench by the koi pond. It was a scene ripped directly from my past life, a memory that had once caused me so much
and had run back to the house, my heart in pieces. I
riosity. I saw the way Vivian leaned into him, the calculated nature of her distress. I saw the
se, of being the white knight, and he gave her financial and emotional
y before they could see
could hear the maids whispering
t of the room, can
her. It' s that Vivian. She'
ly, but they have nothing left. Mrs. Hayes is
oper lady, but she has no fi
een a proper lady, molded and shaped to fit the role of the wife of a wealthy man. I had suppressed my own fire, my own ambitions, to
n being proper. She was interested in being free. And she was interested in reclaiming what was hers. The fire they s
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