I Lost Our Child Novel by Anonymous

I Lost Our Child Chapter 35 In the spring of the following year, I was promoted to department director. The day the appointment came through, the office was even more excited than I was. The interns bought a cake. Sarah made a special trip from New York, and the moment she walked in, she gave

I Lost Our Child Chapter 34 Later, through Ben, I happened to hear some news about Ava. She had suspended all performances and was in long-term treatment. Her manager had terminated their contract. Her mother no longer spoke to the press, and Leo rarely appeared in their old social circle anymore. At a party once,

I Lost Our Child Chapter 33 “This is the last time.” He stepped aside, clearing the way down the stairs. I walked past him. I didn’t look back. At the end of that year, *After the Truth* won the annual award for best news feature. The awards ceremony was in New York. I went onstage

I Lost Our Child Chapter 32 If he had been there when I came out of surgery. If he had been standing behind me on my grandmother’s last day. Would the ending have been different? But there are no answers to those questions. I looked at him. “Thatcher, even if you had answered that call,

I Lost Our Child Chapter 31 When I came out of the courthouse, I saw Thatcher standing at the bottom of the steps. He’d gotten thinner in the few months since I’d last seen him. I stopped. “Why are you here?” “Leo told me.” He didn’t come to my side like he used to. He

I Lost Our Child Chapter 30 Later, the company’s legal team sued them for defamation and invasion of privacy. At first, their side was defiant. But after the full interview footage and the confirmed outline were submitted as evidence, their tune changed quickly. Ava didn’t come to the mediation. Her mother sat across from us,

I Lost Our Child Chapter 29 After work, my mother came to pick me up. She was carrying a thermos and, the moment she saw me, started scolding me for forgetting to eat again. “Work is important, but so is your health.” “I know.” I looped my arm through hers. On the way home, Thatcher

I Lost Our Child Chapter 27 So that was it. She had specifically requested me as her interviewer not because she trusted my work. She just wanted to prove, right in front of me, that Thatcher would still choose her. But from beginning to end, I never gave her the reaction she wanted. “Ava.” I

I Lost Our Child Chapter 26 Ava called me the same night Thatcher’s statement was posted. Her voice was weak. “Are you satisfied now?” I was packing for my trip home. Her words made me pause. “Why would I be satisfied?” “Everyone is cursing me.” Her breathing grew ragged. “My work has been suspended.” “My