Nala
Levi didn’t answer. He couldn’t. He just sat there, sobbing quietly, his whole body trembling with the weight of her accusations.
Annabel closed her eyes, a shuddering breath escaping her lips.
“I don’t want your excuses, Levi. I don’t want to hear how hard it was for you. I want you to understand what you did to me, what you stole from me, and I want you to live with it. I want you to feel every single ounce of pain that you put me through.”
She turned then, her back straight, shoulders squared, and walked to the door. She paused, glancing back at him one last time, her expression unreadable.
“You told me I was abandoned by parents who didn’t want me,” she said softly. “But the truth is, you’re the one who abandoned me. The moment you decided to steal me, to lie to me, you thre
