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Chapter Twenty-Nine: Mom

Author: E.Yuri
last update Petsa ng paglalathala: 2026-05-22 20:47:28

The footsteps stopped.

And the woman who walked through that door was not what I expected.

I do not know what I had built in my head. Someone fragile maybe,Someone worn down by fifteen years of walls and silence or Someone who would need holding up when she finally stood in the same room as her daughter.

But The woman who came through that door needed none of that.

She was tall and strong and had a straight back,her dark hair was threaded with grey and her face carried the kind of lines that on
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