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Backup Girl No More: Adios to my V-card and My First Love (Brooklyn) novel Chapter 101

Chapter 11 

Chapter 11 

Ken’s tears fell freely as he opened his trembling hand. There lay the gold ring

This was my mother’s. It means everything to me. And you’re the most important person in my life, so I want you to have it.” 

He could still see Calista’s shy smile at those words

But now she was gone

Ken slammed his fists into the mud, his anguished roar echoing across the empty landscape. But Calista would never return

The next day, he drove back home in a daze. One look at his son’s face told Uncle Johnson everything he needed to know. They stared at each other for a long moment before Uncle Johnson spoke. Remember to complete the transfer paperwork.” 

As his father turned to leave, Ken’s hoarse voice stopped him. Dad-His chest tightened painfully. You knew Calista was joining the satellite research base.” 

Of course,Uncle Johnson said firmly. She wants to continue her parentswork. I support that.” 

Why did you hide it from me?” 

Uncle Johnson sighed in exasperation. Hide what? I gave you the personnel list myself.” 

But you didn’t-Ken staggered backward. The list had been in his hands. He just hadn’t believed 

Calista would actually leave

He rushed to the study and grabbed the list, his heart stopping when he saw Calista’s name on the 

first page. If he’d only looked sooner… 

Let it go, Ken,Uncle Johnson said quietly. Perhaps you two weren’t meant to be.” 

All the signs he’d missed came flooding back: the satellite research books, the discarded letters, her 

growing indifference, the returned ring. Everything pointed to Calista’s preparation to leave

But Ken had been too confident. He’d believed eight years of memory meant she would never truly leave, no matter how much he hurt her

The realization tore at his heart

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