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And then came the worst part.
The stress. The nausea that never left. The grief pressed down on my chest every night.
It was too late.
I lost Emma in a cold, white hospital room, with no one by my side.
Oliver never showed. Not even a call. Judy texted me once: “I’m sorry you’re hurting.”
That was it.
That was all my sister had to say.
A few months later, they decided to get married, with a baby on the way. My parents paid for the wedding, a fancy 200-guest affair at the nicest place in town. They said, “The child needs a father,” and “It’s time to move on.”
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