The bank card felt heavier than guilt, heavier than anger. It wasn’t payment for forgiveness, just an offering—savings meant for my son, a wordless confession of wrong. I could have walked away and let the story end there, clean and cold.
Instead, I stayed. I used that card to fight for the life of the man who broke me—not because he earned mercy, but because I refused to let betrayal define who I would become. Forgiveness came quietly, like morning light, and in choosing it, I finally let myself go free.
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