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ght now. You have no idea

hen an unexpected message lit up her phone screen. The sender was

to process what she'd just received. A crushing pain s

ng back, but th

," she whispered, tryi

hree years, and she was pre

nt door opening pull

ng alone, especially now, with t

her with cold

out that baby. I wish you weren't pregnant," he snapped

waited for you so we could ea

tinued ignoring her with the

lone, gently cradled her belly, and decided that if no on

had no family-only her husband, José-who had once been her only close

of wheels scraping against the floor. She turned around just in ti

ip?" she asked, unable

coldly. "I'm leaving you for go

rom her eyes

. I have no one in this world, a

."That's exactly why I'm

g to breathe. But without a trace of compassion, he sho

ging you. Why are yo

ad everything he needed. She made him dinner, kept his clothes spotless,

m leaving with a woman who's

at moment, Elise's world collapsed. Wh

lone kept her awake at night. She barely had the essentials for the hospital-much le

on her. But amid the tears and heartbreak, she discovered an unexpected courage. She made hers

nth la

l sore," Elise whispered, rocking her baby while

all the responsibilities on her own. The pain was still there, both physical and emoti

rgently. But the days passed, and no one wanted to hire a woman w

her milk barely sustained her baby, who cried endlessly. H

ooking around anxiously, and without another thought, she grabbed a pack of diapers. She

ointing at Elise as if she were a dangerou

r chest, as if that small gesture could shield them from the humiliation and the pain. In tha

red voice of old Sam echoed through the store. He was the su

."Look at her, Sam. She's using her baby as an excuse to

lise. Her tear-filled eyes d

voice wasn't harsh-it was gentle, as if he alread

and the situation she was in. Her baby continued to cry soft

d in a syrupy tone, switching instantl

groceries Sam was packing. His deep, piercing blue eyes lingered for a momen

ere?" he asked, his b

kindly."Nothing that can't be solved

ugh to understand the situation. Clara sco

red, clutching the bag to her ches

d remember-I'll call you if I find something for you,"

baby nestled close to her chest. Something about that image deeply unsettled him."Sam, who was that woman?

o just need a chance to make it."Matías said nothing for a moment, t

t me her number, Sam. I might have something for her."Sam smiled kno