PART 2 : The Price of Arrogance

Not because she needed the house anymore.

But because she transformed it into a counseling center for women escaping abusive homes that looked perfect from the outside.

One evening, she handed me a warm dinner plate and smiled gently.

“Dinner’s ready, Mom.”

I looked at her steady hands. Her bright eyes. Her unbroken spirit.

And for the first time in years, justice felt quiet.

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