I Let Her Ruin Herself Novel by Anonymous

I Let Her Ruin Herself Chapter 36 On the tenth anniversary of First Light, the foundation held a small commemorative event. There were no celebrities and no massive publicity campaign. The people in attendance were young adults who had once been helped by the program, along with lawyers, social workers, and project staff. I was

I Let Her Ruin Herself Chapter 35 Derek raised his hand, about to hit her the way he used to. This time, Taylor didn’t just stand there and take it. She shoved open the door, ran out to the street where other tenants could see, and called 911 in front of everyone. She did not

I Let Her Ruin Herself Chapter 34 Two years later, Derek finished his minimum sentence and was granted parole. By the time he left prison, Shirley was too old to take care of him. The friends who had once swarmed around him, calling him boss, all had jobs and families of their own. When they

I Let Her Ruin Herself Chapter 33 This time, she didn’t ask for money. She didn’t say she was willing to be my secret lover. “I have nothing left. Derek ruined me, and that psycho ruined me, too. Now even my mom and my own daughters don’t want me.” I pulled out a chair and

I Let Her Ruin Herself Chapter 32 In the end, the man threw the photo to the ground and walked away. His so-called undying love couldn’t survive six years in prison and one cold, dismissive remark. Taylor had no home, so she rented the cheapest single room she could find. She went looking for her

I Let Her Ruin Herself Chapter 31 The man had aged, but his eyes held the same fixation I remembered. He had worked temp jobs nearby for two years, just waiting for her. “Tay, I knew you’d come back.” He grabbed her hand excitedly. Taylor yanked it away. “Have you been stalking me?” “I’ve been

I Let Her Ruin Herself Chapter 30 Those truths hadn’t been planted in the girls’ heads by Carol. They had lived them. “Did Adrian Bell give you money? Is that why you’re on his side?” Taylor suddenly demanded. Carol’s face darkened. The oldest daughter pulled the First Light application materials from her backpack and set

I Let Her Ruin Herself Chapter 29 Carrying an old duffel bag, Taylor went back to the Spencer house. The door was the same, but the people inside were no longer waiting for her. Carol opened it. Eight years had passed. Most of Carol’s hair had gone white, and her back was no longer straight.

I Let Her Ruin Herself Chapter 28 Neither of them would admit any fault. They eventually came to blows and had to be pulled apart by correctional officers. When Taylor found out, she wrote to each of them. She told Derek that she had given up college for him and that he owed her for

I Let Her Ruin Herself Chapter 27 When Taylor requested another visit, I refused. She sent several letters after that. Sometimes she called me cruel. Sometimes she demanded I look after her daughters. I never opened them. Her three girls passed First Light’s independent review. The project team helped transfer them to new schools and