The Love From Vengeance

279: AMNESTY

You remember the way love came into your life like a whirlwind, promising endless

happiness and fulfillment. It was a love that consumed you, filled you with joy, and made your world brighter. You felt invincible as if nothing could ever shatter the perfect bubble you had created together.

But slowly, imperceptibly at first, cracks began to form in that beautiful facade. Small disagreements turned into bigger arguments, misunderstandings led to hurt feelings, and before you knew it, you were caught in a downward spiral that seemed impossible to

escope.

The suffering you experience when someone you love hurts you is unlike any other. A deep ache settles in your chest, a constant reminder of what once was and what could have been. Every word spoken in anger, betrayal, and broken promise chip away at the armor around your heart until you feel exposed and vulnerable.

You tried to hold on, to mend what was broken between the two of you, but it felt like trying

to piece together shards of glass–painful and futile. The love that once lifted you up now weighs you down, dragging you into a dark pit of despair. You felt lost, adrift in a sea of

emotions you couldn’t make sense of.

You found yourself questioning everything–yourself, your worth, your ability to love and be loved. The pain of heartbreak is a lonely road to walk, filled with memories that haunt you

in the quiet moments when you’re alone with your thoughts.

But even in the depths of your despair, a small ember of hope flickered within you. You realized that holding on to anger and bitterness would only poison your own heart. Your knew that forgiveness was the key to setting yourself free from the chains of the past.

Forgiveness is challenging. It’s a choice you have to make every day, a conscious effort to let go of the hurt and anger that weigh you down. It’s a process of healing, of releasing the grip of pain so that you can move forward with an open heart.

You chose to forgive not because the other person deserved it but because you deserved peace. You deserved to let go of the heavy burden you had been carrying for so long. Forgiveness was your gift to yourself a way to reclaim your power and your happiness.

In the end, you emerged from the darkness stronger and more resilient than before. Love may have broken you, but it also taught you the power of forgiveness and the strength that comes from letting go. You carry your heart with you, bruised but still beating, ready to love.

again with a newfound sense of wisdom and grace.

LUKE’S POV

realize I couldn’t stay mad at her forever. I had to remember our great moments; they were wonderful. I knew; it was just a little kid back then. But trust me, I enjoyed

a deep breath, patting her on the shoulder. “Look, Catherine. You have a lot to learn. Right now, you have a lot of adventures ahead of you. And I’m hoping you choose the

things are going great

right in you–a gift from God. And the choice is left for us–to make that heart a good

choice. Doing terrible things might just hurt you later on; karma is haunting you, and trust me, you wouldn’t want that. So I suggest you soften that heart of yours and give your mother a

go smoothly between the

yourself. Life

I know that deep down, she felt the words, and I hoped that they might have

car after that. The two of us set our eyes on

other.

She asked,

I answered, smiling at her. And then I gently brushed a strand of

she live here as well?”

something like

exhaled deeply before I responded, “Yes, she lives here. Don’t you want to

back through the window. “I don’t know.”

okay? I may not know why you are mad at her, but you just have to listen to what she has

one.

the car. I burst out of the car as well, walking

her hand. And with that, we made our way

the mansion.

back, sir,” Marcus greeted

Marcus. How’s things going around here?”

All thanks to God,” he replied,

a silent discussion, gossiping. Apart from cleaning, that was the

conversation the moment their eyes

of them said as they both took their heads down like I was some goddamn king