CHAPTER 38

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Jack was visibly distressed by his brother's actions. It felt like a dark cloud hung over him as he grappled with the unjust treatment he was enduring. His brother launched relentless attacks, not just verbal but emotional, and it left Jack feeling isolated and trapped. Despite the unjust nature of the situation, Jack found himself unable to clear his name, which intensified his struggle. I could see the weight of it all on him; it was etched in the lines of his face and in the way he carried himself. In an attempt to alleviate some of his burden, I suggested that I could speak to others to ensure they understood Jack wasn't the one at fault—after all, he was innocent in all of this. But to my surprise, he flatly refused my offer. His voice was firm, almost pleading, as he insisted that I

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