I Died Begging—Now I Draw the Line
I Died Begging—Now I Draw the Line

I Died Begging—Now I Draw the Line

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Author: Kathryn Berry
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Death gave me a second chance, but this time, I won’t beg for love. My daughter’s pain still haunts my arms—the hospital’s chill, my wife’s icy words, and the day I lost everything. When I wake up back at the moment I could have changed it all, I refuse to be used or bullied. Miranda, obsessed with her brother, demands another fortune. Her cruelty runs deeper than I ever saw—until bruises on my little girl reveal the truth I ignored. Now, with every memory burning in my chest, I fight for my daughter, even as Miranda’s family threatens, schemes, and turns the world against me online. Just when I think I’m alone, an old flame from my past appears in the hospital, offering hope and a hidden path forward. Can I save my child and myself from repeating the past—or will my enemies destroy us first?

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