y in the air. She struggled to comprehend the reality of what he had just confessed. Ho

maintain her composure. "But... but why, Nathan? What did I do wrong?" she m

It's not about what you did, Emily," he finally replied, his voice barely above a whisper. "It's just...

he had never felt so vulnerable, so utterly betrayed. How could Nathan have fall

er. How dare he come into her home and tear her world apart with such callous disregard? How d

the life they had shared, for the dreams they had once held dear. Emily felt as though she were d

r. She knew there was nothing more to say, no words that could change the reality of what had just happened.

te the pain of Nathan's betrayal, she knew that she would find a way to move forward. She would r

o never let herself be consumed by bitterness or regret. For she knew that true hap