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Begin With Goodbye
With Julian's shocking words weighing on her mind, Sam is ready to face her sister's secret. But an unexpected consequence of Sam's quest for justice will send her and Julian racing down a new path, and perhaps even into each other's arms.
27 pages, Kindle Edition
First published March 3, 2014
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April 6, 2014
Begin With Goodbye Vol. 4 by Lilly Wright is part four in her serialized novel Begin With Goodbye.
Sam has just learned that Melody is Colton's daughter, NOT Julian's. That Julian married Chloe to protect Chloe and the baby. She also learned that Julian and Chloe were never intimate. That the last woman Julian was with was in fact her, three years ago. He's saved himself for her this whole time.
This is a shock - she's slept with anything and everything since then to forget and to punish.
On their return from a day trip they realize that the authorities are waiting for them at Julian's. Perhaps it's about the affidavit and Sam's unwitting betrayal of a non-disclosure that had her name forged to it. Either way, they aren't sticking around to deal with this just yet. So they go ahead and keep driving out of town - plausible deniability if they are "unaware" the officials were looking for them.
Sam has just learned that Melody is Colton's daughter, NOT Julian's. That Julian married Chloe to protect Chloe and the baby. She also learned that Julian and Chloe were never intimate. That the last woman Julian was with was in fact her, three years ago. He's saved himself for her this whole time.
This is a shock - she's slept with anything and everything since then to forget and to punish.
On their return from a day trip they realize that the authorities are waiting for them at Julian's. Perhaps it's about the affidavit and Sam's unwitting betrayal of a non-disclosure that had her name forged to it. Either way, they aren't sticking around to deal with this just yet. So they go ahead and keep driving out of town - plausible deniability if they are "unaware" the officials were looking for them.
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