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The Indifferent Ex-Husband Heartstrings in the Mall of Fate

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“Did I... Did you ever tellany of this before?” Sophia hesitated, her voice barely above a whisper.

Brandon shook his head, slow and quiet.

“No,” he said softly. “Sthings, | just took for granted back then. Other things... | hadn't even figured out for myself, let alone

tried to talk about them. The truth is, | was careless. | thought | understood, but really, | never gave it enough thought.”

A fragile smile tugged at Sophia’s lips.

“Or maybe... you just didn’t care enough to share it,” she murmured. “When you truly care about someone, you want to share

every little piece of your life with them. If you never say anything at all... maybe it's because it didn’t matter to you.”

Brandon looked at her, his gaze steady. “Sophia, I'm not going to make excuses. Those two years we were married, most of my

tand energy went straight into work. After my grandfather passed, the chaos he left behind didn’t disappear just because he

was gone. | spent all my focus trying to steady thepany, and | know | neglected you. Maybe | didn’t even realize what you

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meant toback then. | just thought, we're married, you're by my side, that's enough. It madefeel secure, and | could throw

myself into work without worrying.”

Sophia managed a faint smile, her voice still gentle. “You never toldwhat was happening at thepany, did you?”

Brandon nodded. “I didn’t mention it.”

“Did you think it wasn’t worth telling me?” she asked softly.

He shook his fread again. “No. Part

of it was besause you were

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pregnant and | didn't want to worry,

you. But fhe truth is, it never even:

occured toto share those”

things. Aside from my grandfather, |

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was never clogg with my family. |

never [Earned how todperup ANd,

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brought that habit ito our marriage.

We married in a rush, and then we

barely spoke for years. We might

have been family on paper, but there

was still a distance between us. You

were always so reserved around me,

never asking about my work. And I...

I never shared my life with anyone,

so | never thought to share it with

you.”

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