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Chapter 10 - My Brother Asked for Forgiveness After He Nearly Destroyed Our Family, and I Had to Decide What Kind of Man I Wanted to BeMarcus survived.

He was convicted.

But before sentencing, he asked to see me.

I went.

He looked broken.

“I am sorry.”

I stared.

“Why?”

“I wanted the company.”

“And my daughters.”

“Yes.”

“Why?”

“I thought Dad loved you more.”

“He did not.”

“I know.”

“You destroyed yourself for something that was never yours.”

He nodded.

“Can you forgive me?”

I thought.

“Yes.”

He looked surprised.

“Why?”

“Because I don't want to carry hatred.”

He cried.

“But forgiveness doesn't mean trust.”

“I know.”

“You'll face consequences.”

“I accept them.”

I left.

Karen cooperated fully.

She received a reduced sentence.

She sent a letter to Grace.

“I failed you.”

Grace forgave her.

Slowly.

Not completely.

May you like

But enough.

The family began healing.

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