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I don't expect you to. Not when your ghost continues to haunt my every waking moment. Not when your voice torments me both at work and in my dreams. Not when someone as weak and low as I was, remain among the living while you... I pray you'll forgive me for everything. How I shunned you. How I could only hold jealousy for you. How I only realize my feeling for you after you've long slipped away from my arms. How I cried tears that I did not deserve to. And then was heard no more. It should have ended right there. It should've.
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Well, what would have made me leave my one month daughter in front of the orphanage door , as her mother what pushed me to the extent of leaving her,not being there to see her first sit,crawl,walk ,hear her say her first words hoping it would be related to me, hear her call out to me when she cried, stay up at night with her singing some lullaby,read her some stories, tell her that there was a prince charming who would love her as her father loved me but where was I , staying far away from her, God knows how terrible a mother I was leaving her without even looking back. "I love you Treasure, always and forever, I'm sorry darling, I'm really sorry", I said as I cried telling myself do I really have to do this then I left without turning back hoping she would never hate me,she would remember how much I love her.

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