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Beyond the Darkness

Beyond the Darkness

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WpMetadataReadMatureComplete Sun, Jul 12, 202623m
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Fiction
Social Themes
Abuse and Trauma
Family Life
Growth and Self-Discovery
"Darlin', you need to live your life as if no man exists, because no matter how much they say they love you, there's no guarantee their words are true." Anastasia lived by those words for years until one day, a simple grocery run had her questioning everything. She defied Mama's words and thought she'd have it all-a devoted husband, a beautiful daughter, and the life she'd always wanted. But behind closed doors, every bruise is hidden beneath another lie, and every trip to the emergency room is explained away as another accident. When one terrifying night puts her daughter in danger and an unexpected pregnancy changes everything, Anastasia must decide whether to keep surviving... or finally break free. Sometimes the hardest thing to do is listen. Because sometimes, Momma knows best. Content Warning: This story contains depictions of domestic violence, emotional abuse, pregnancy, and trauma that may be distressing to some readers.
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