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to Callum's parents and pleaded with them to help me reason

us grandchildren with that girl. Something you cou

on't need a barren daughter-in-law." His mot

the papers and hand them bac

ver to him in the house that had once been our mari

f each

hardships I endured with him. Despite all the hur

t me out without warning or a

my father's house but to my surprise

curse or something. "I don't want to see you here ever again. You managed to lose

on me, effectively leaving m

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o a small town far away from the c

ent and after days of wallowing

dn't find one suitable for my crede

ssly searching for a job without success, I step

ed in the big city and the people seemed tightly kn

only one who was dr

nd I realized, to my surprise, that there was no one on

through my mind. I had been a successful performer getting close to the pin

at party when I

s but my hands balling into fists with anger. "I regret going to that party. I regret sleeping with Callum under

e but I quickly used the back of my h

r something, I stumbled into a tall, burly man, cau

th shock, raising his head and

as I gasped before stari

d as my face heated up with embarrassment. "I– I'll p

ger on that stage?" The man suddenly aske

he bar

os on that stage. That's if you can sing anyway. I'm getting desperate at this point. W

lit up. This was a

remarked, the corner of my lips

was safe to say that I wowed the audience. I got the job and even

and more people began trooping into the bar

and business boomed for the kind bar owner who

ing agency and ended up signing a deal with them. My career skyrocketed from

mumbled to myself about one yea

I had started my path to where I was right now. I still wasn't at

ng out for my goo

o myself, sighing softly before I began walking into the b