The Diary of a Rawnberre

The Diary of a Rawnberre

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Do you ever wonder at how fickle and unpredictable life is? How it takes just a wrong decision or a moment to turn it upside down? How the smallest of changes can have the biggest of impacts? Well my change was big. I'm Sarah Rawnbere and I'm a complete tomboy (appearance only).For as long as I've has known, my family has been my mom and me. And I've had a pretty secluded life what with the private all girl's school and female attendants. This is how I've been programmed In an instant all that changes. Suddenly I'm thrust into a new life and a new family, my family. I now have a home with my last surviving relative on a corporate farm with 10 boys. Yes boys! Though they are gorgeous boys and the works. I 'm set off on a journey where I realize relationships are the only thing that matter. I grow up a little ,toughen out a tiny bit and learn to differentiate between living and loving. Along the way teaching myself to find happiness at the strangest of places.
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I've never been good at making decisions-somehow, I always end up hurting the people around me. So I chose silence, thinking it was the safest choice. But silence, I learned, is its own kind of chaos. It twisted how people saw me. Misunderstood. Misread. Misjudged. And yet, I remained quiet... because I didn't know how to ask for help. I couldn't survive without someone to lean on-without a presence to anchor me. So I chose the path that looked easiest, not because it was right, but because it was available. I got married-not out of love, not out of longing, not even curiosity-but out of necessity. It was an agreement, a shared convenience. A quiet contract between two strangers who needed something from each other. No butterflies. No spark. Just survival. I married a stranger... because sometimes, the heart stays silent when it's been unheard for too long.

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