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 old agency, but the receptionist wouldn’t even let her upstairs.
Eight years ago, her unverified accusation had cost the company a huge number of clients. The owner wanted nothing more to do with her.
She contacted the producer from that long-ago dinner. He had long since moved on to a new companion. When he heard she had a felony record, he told his assistant to block her number.
In the end, Taylor came to a First Light office.
The receptionist recognized her and kept her away from the minors receiving services, only forwarding the message to headquarters.
I didn’t want to see her.
Hannah closed the file in front of her.
“Then I’ll go with you, one last time. We set a clear boundary, and after that, she can’t use the girls as an excuse to come near the program again.”
In the meeting room, Taylor looked up as we entered side by side. For a moment, she looked dazed.
“Adrian, I really do know I was wrong.”