*Suicidandome sin morir*

*Suicidandome sin morir*

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Me suicide hace tiempo; sin embargo no mori... estoy viva sin vivir, ¿Puede esto cambiar encontrando un amor de verdad?, Según mi corazon pueda ser posible pero yo ya perdi mis esperanzas. Hola! mi nombre es Kenneth, si, tengo nombre de hombre pero soy mujer... esta es la historia de mi vida... mis padres murieron por mi culpa y entonces me vi... suicidandome sin morir.
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They had been married for seven years, and Seraphina believed their love was strong enough to survive anything. Until she walked into Dominic's office and found him with Natalia, his assistant. Natalia stepped closer, and Dominic's hand settled around her waist. He didn't move away. Instead, he pulled her closer, allowing their lips to meet in a slow, deliberate kiss. But the kiss wasn't what broke Seraphina. It was the moment before it, when Dominic could have stepped back but chose not to. The way his hand tightened around Natalia's waist made Seraphina realise that he hadn't simply let the moment happen. He had allowed it. Dominic pulled away only when he noticed his wife standing silently in the doorway. Seraphina said nothing. She simply walked away, leaving behind the marriage she had trusted and the man she had loved. Now Dominic must face the consequences of his choice, while Seraphina must decide whether a love built over seven years deserves a second chance-or whether some betrayals are too deep to forgive.

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