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e another issue arose. The thought of starting over was daunting, but I knew I had to take control of my life. Lost

familiar sight of my nanny, who had been like a mother to me since childhood, busy preparing breakfast. The

id with a warm smile, using the ter

d been my primary caregiver since childhood, and I felt more comfortable around her than my o

g the better of me. I had been so caught up in my

r expression neutral. I wondered what they w

ate, I couldn't help but think about the apartment in London and the mess my

e has some solutions to my problems. I picked u

aid, trying

ion. It was a mistake, and I've been trying

right now. "What about my house ren

rlie replied, hi

"You used my money? How c

it. I promise I'll pay you back, bu

nce, my mind struggli

parent

ess, their eyes filled with tears. My father's voi

by the doctor," he said, his words hangi

would come back to life, and the marriage has to be put on hold for no

given a golden chance

supposed to marry, w

n me, I

ice steady, " I thought the doctor said he wou

e. Now, everything was on hold. My life was put on

tched on their faces. "What do we do now?" I

e wait, dear. We wait and pray for Jack's recovery." Her

r me. I would wait, I would pray, and I would hope

I decided to confront Ch

said, my

ere you'll stay when you return to London.

want my money back," I

you're back in London," he

y are you be

ven mine," I said, my f

re back," he replied,

ack, but his line was busy. As I turned back to