I took Cassie in my arms and kissed her. "Thank you, thank you for being so understanding."
I felt an arm around me and turned to find Celia with tears streaming down her face. "I love you Daddy, I love you Cassie. I'm sorry for believing the lies that Mum told about you. You are a good man, the two of you are good people and I know that we can do this."
I remembered then the thought that crossed my mind as I left the clinic; 'The train I was on wasn't going to oblivion, it was going in the opposite direction.'
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YEP....A GOOD STORY OF NEW FOUND LOVE
and direction with them both using their talents to start a new venture....can never understand why people when divorcing find it necessary to destroy one or the other instead of just letting go...been there...done that...got the T shirt.....at least he is not callous enough to not try to help his ex.....more...
Not the best ending, but oh well
I really like your stories; they're pretty complex compared to most Loving Wives stories - and most of yours appear to be in the Erotic or Romance genres, which is pretty astounding, so I'm going to have to read a lot more of this now :)more...
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