Husband divorces wife after she gives birth to black child, her secret revealed 10 years later
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At his high school reunion, Julian bumped into his old friend Carter. The two chatted over drinks. "How are you doing?" Carter asked casually. When he mentioned Elara's name, Carter's expression changed and he grew serious. Julian sensed something was up.Carter revealed that Elara had faced enormous difficulties after her divorce. "She really struggled," he said. Julian listened, every word weighing on his conscience. The unexpected admission hit him hard, and the lighthearted tone of the conversation was quickly replaced by guilt.
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