Until He Let Me Go

Until He Let Me Go

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WpMetadataReadTerminé ven., févr. 27, 20261 h 12 min
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Romance
Chaos never wanted the marriage. Ren never wanted anyone else. Trapped in a vow forced upon them, Ren became Chaos's husband in name. but a stranger in his own home. Chaos filled their house with other people, other names, other beds, while Ren stayed behind to clean the mess and pretend it didn't hurt. He loved quietly. He endured loudly. And he broke silently. Ren believed love meant staying, even when he was treated like nothing more than an obligation. He waited through empty nights, swallowed his pride, and loved a man who never chose him. Until one day, Ren stopped trying. And that was when Chaos finally noticed. not when Ren cried, not when Ren begged, But when Ren no longer cared. "I didn't leave because I stopped loving you. I left because loving you was killing me."
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Before he ever met Siena, before he knew Foresthome even existed, Remi was an Aberration living under the iron-fisted rules of his tribe. Learn how a spirited and resourceful 12-year-old boy ousted his Plainsman oppressors in this prequel to the Forestfolk series. A little shoutout to maniacgirl for inspiring the title of this story. Though the events in this short story take place before Book 1 in the series, I recommend reading it AFTER you finish "Siena." I think it will be more satisfying that way, because then you'll understand the little Book 1 references I've planted here and there. Finally, the format of the title and cover for this story is different from the rest of the series. That's because I consider this to be bonus material rather than a continuation of the series. It's only 12 chapters long. I may change the cover at some point, but in the meantime, this is what I have. :)

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