Chapter 87

Two weeks have passed, and I still haven’t left my room.

The silence wraps around me like a heavy fog, suffocating and relentless.

I can hardly believe how quickly my world has turned upside down.

I finally made the decision to se ofnd in my resignation letter.

The thought of facing Ruine again, of seeing the man who broke my heart, is something I simply cannot bear.

Each time I think about it, a wave of pain washes over me, reminding me of the love that once filled my heart and how it has now been replaced with sorrow.

To protect my children from the turmoil I’m experiencing,

I sent them to my cousin’s place. I didn’t want them to see their mother crying, to witness the cracks forming in my spirit.

I know they can sense when something is wrong, and I can’t stand the idea of them worrying about me.

The house feels so empty without their laughter echoing through the halls, but I tell myself this is for the best. I need space to process this heartbreak, to find a way to heal witho