yes fixed on the fading colors in the sky. "But I can't

she said gently. "He was a significant part of your life, and those feelings won't ju

n, she seeks solace from her cousin Aize, who confirms Froilan's alleged marriage. Amidst the pain, Amelia decides to heal and move forward, acknowledging

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ad to know what was happening, to confront him about the devastating messages she had received. But every at

hy he would disappear when she needed him the most. Was he avoiding her? Was he guilty of the acc

rself, her voice trembling with a mix of anger and hurt.

es she left, Froilan remained unreachable. It was as if he had van

ng Froilan might be impossible, and the thought of never getting closure was unbearable. The pain

d, tears streaming down her cheeks. "Doesn

persisted. She couldn't help but wonder if Froilan's silence was a confirmation of the accusations again

she said with genuine empathy. "Remember, you are strong, and no matter what happens, you have the support of your family and frie

pain of not knowing weighed heavily on her, and she couldn't shake

ed with both longing and resignation. "Even if it hu

e felt lost and broken, trying to pick up the shattered pieces of her h

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ate her. The messages continued to haunt her, reopening wounds she thought might heal with time. She felt like s

y gnawed at her, and she couldn't shake the feeling of betrayal and confusion that engulfed her. Her heart was torn

n was already married to her, Amelia's world shattered into a million pieces. She could h

g for a glimmer of hope in the midst of the darkness. Her tear-streaked face pleade

ce trembling with heartache. "Tell me Froilan isn't married t

sin. "I wish I could shield you from this pain, Amelia, but I can't lie to you," she said softly. "Fr

leaving her floating in a sea of heartache and betrayal. Her mind struggled to comprehend the magnitude o

red dreams. The pain in her chest was both physical and emotional, and she clung t

oice trembling with heartbreak. "How could he do this to me?

redibly painful, Amelia, but sometimes people change, and life takes unexpected turns," she said g

erent, that our love was special," she whispered, her voice breaki

he had trusted Froilan with everything, believing that their love was unbreakable. But

her voice filled with pain and confusion. "Why didn't he tell

he replied softly. "Sometimes people make choices that hurt others, and it's difficult to under

or what to say," she admitted, her voice barely above a whisper. "Part of me wants to confro

ure, Amelia, but you also need to protect your heart," she said firmly. "If confronting him might bring

's the spirit, cousin," she said. "You are strong, and you wil

port, doing their best to help her heal. But the absence of Froilan's pre

laughter they shared, and the love they promised each other. But now, those memories were t

to hold on to the pain of the past or to let go and start anew. It wa

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at the edge of a cliff, the waves crashing against the rocks below. The wind whi

a, tears streaming down her face. "I wish I could go back t

nge the past. All she could do was find the strength to f

ssom within her. She couldn't keep waiting for Froilan to come back a

seat beside her, sensing that

yes fixed on the fading colors in the sky. "But I can't

she said gently. "He was a significant part of your life, and those feelings won't ju

ind happiness again, Aize," she admitted. "But it feels s

es time," she said. "And you don't have to go through it alone. Lean on your family an

comfort in her cousin's presence. "Thank you for being

" she said softly. "We're in this togethe

newfound resolve. "I won't let this pain define me. I will heal,

ong and difficult, but she was

sy, but she was determined to find closure within herself. She couldn't control Fro

the love and support of her family and friends, finding strength in their presence. Slowly but surely, t

e realized that she didn't need Froilan's validation to be whole and happy. The love she o

her eyes became brighter than before. She was no longer defined by the pain

f hope and courage, Amelia looked out at the vastness of the ocean and whispered,