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Whispers Turn to Whimpers: Could He Ever Change? novel Chapter 1235

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“Anything else?”

Sherilyn tilted her head, thinking it over. “Not really, I guess.”

She paused, searching for more. “Just working, going to school, raising Jenna. Every day… was the same.”

Looking back now, she realized how much hardship she’d endured.

Because of Jenna—her only family. The only flesh and blood she had left in the world.

Her whole life, family bonds had been fleeting.

A father who walked out, a mother gone too soon, a grandmother lost to a freak accident… The Johnsons had taken her in, but they were never truly hers.

But her daughter was different.

Jenna was the one person she’d brought into this world, the only one who belonged to her unconditionally.

For Jenna’s sake, she’d never let herself complain or dwell on how hard things were.

“I’m pretty tough,” Sherilyn said with a soft laugh. “I worked and studied at the same time. At one point, I was juggling three jobs. Of course, that was during the holidays. And, well…”

“I’m really good at saving money. So, even though it didn’t look like much, I made sure Jenna was taken care of.”

She stopped abruptly, voice catching. “But then… she got sick…”

“…”

Gilbert’s hands clenched so tightly his knuckles cracked. He pressed, “Is there anything else? I want to know—everything.”

“That’s really all…”

Sherilyn shook her head. “Those four years were hard, but the worst moments—you already know about. There’s nothing else.”

Just a few hard moments?

It was hardship, all the time.

“Sherilyn.”

Gilbert dropped to his knees, his back rigid and straight as his knees hit the hardwood with a sharp, echoing thud.

They say a man’s knees are only meant to bow to God.

But to Sherilyn, his kneeling meant less than nothing—just desperate, humbling regret.

“…”

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