She Approved the Split He Fell Apart

Chapter 13

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Scarlett’s POV

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I slept – more like, blacked out – for three whole days after that horrible fallout with my, well, ex–family. I can barely remember how Aurora got me back to her penthouse alone. I have been in and out due to a low fever, remembering only glimpses of Aurora feeding me stuff, some sweet, some bitter.

Of course, Sebastian didn’t reach out. Surprisingly though, nor did the divorce papers that he said I could expect in two to three days. He knows Aurora’s address.

“Back to life, sleeping beauty?” A big smile crawls onto Aurora’s face when she comes in with a glass in her hand, “How do you feel?”

Numb. So, better than most days.

“Ginger honey water,” Aurora settles down by my side as I rub my face to try to wake up more, “it helps with the fever. No argument.”

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I hate ginger, she knows! But I also know I can’t afford to joke with my body, now more than ever. I have a little thing in my womb to take care of.

“I guess that means you are keeping the baby?” Aurora’s eyes land on my belly, where I’m stroking subconsciously.

know I had a choice,” I roll

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as

not even the biggest issue. I

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linked with my own baby. I know it would be a thorn between Sebastian and Ava if I kept the baby, but I don’t want to put that kind of weight

need time to think before making

eyes. Silly. I wouldn’t be the first single

your plan

having a life without him. I don’t blame them. I did make him the core of

probably

glances at me with suspicious eyes, “Seriously, why North Dakota? What

again. I smile at her and listen, feeling a serenity I haven’t felt

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feeling of being

have no idea how brave I was to get you that ticket!” Aurora shakes my shoulders, making an exaggerated face, “I seriously thought that I would die at Lilith’s hands! She would eat me alive when she knows that I

smile freezes

on my tongue. We three used to be the conjoined baby in school. We were always together. Best friends forever, that’s how we lived

she doesn’t even