Inner peace can heal a thousand wounds.
Christopher Robinson's life had always been surrounded by these four words.
A person who had been hurt by relatives in his youth needed a lifetime to heal.
It would be a beautiful story if one could go through life hand-in-hand with a loved one.
If not, it would be a difficult life.
He thought that the pain in his life would stop in front of Amelia Cobb.
But evidently, it didn't.
The wife he thought could heal each other was desperately questioning him, forcing him to tear open old wounds on his body bit by bit.
His pain was unbearable.
Christopher often thought that if he were in Amelia's place, he would not force her to use her tragic experiences and the unforgettable sadness of her life as a reason to be forgiven.
Because it's too cruel.
How much loss does a person have to bear to truly harden their heart as an adult who has learned to keep quiet and keep their feelings to themselves?
