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Chapter 146: The plan

Author: Glory Tina
last update Last Updated: 2024-07-26 13:10:57
“How will you say life has been in general since you began visiting?” Penny asked from across the room, where she sat staring at Imela.

Imela smiled and said, “It has been good; life has been good; everything is falling into place. It has been two weeks since Ocean’s awakening, and he got discharged from the hospital yesterday.”

“And your mental state?” Penny inquired, her curious gaze remaining fixed on her.

Penny was her therapist, and after detailing what she felt was wrong with her to the psychologist at the hospital, he wanted to assign her to a therapist, but she told him she already had one. He then told her to begin her session, and that's what she did two weeks ago, and she had been coming at least three times a week.

With Ocean’s awakening, Imela could go to work, but not as before, so she spent four days with him two weeks ago, and this week, she spent three days with him and four days at work. Oliver also cut down on work and spent days with Ocean. This was all to make
Glory Tina

Thank you for reading. Four chapter! That's a wrap for me! Ela isn't in the best place what is kimberly's plan? I know a lot of thing might not make sense or seem slow, but I don't want a rushed ending which is why I take it a step at a time. I do not like books that are unnecessarily long either and that's not what I'm doing (if you think I am, I'm sorry) As always I'd like to hear from you. .

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Glory Tina
Thank you for your sincere opinion. I appreciate
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Debra Richardson
All I can say is I can’t read another one of your twisted books again I doubt if I finish this one and I know this is my personal opinion and that’s what counts to me so carry on have a great day
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Melani Maré-Botha
how stupid can she be not telling Oliver and her father that Kimberly asked to see her
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