Unloved (The Unlucky Ones #2)

by Marley Valentine

She’s worried about me, and I can’t blame her because I’m worried about me.

There is power and positivity in numbers. But we often forget that as we trudge through our everyday struggles, that our experiences are not solitary or unique. Somewhere else in the world, someone else had that exact same thought, cried for that exact same reason, and wanted to give up on life the same number of times as you. It’s

“Do you think they’ll forgive me?” I ask. “Is there any reason they won’t?”

this understanding where you didn’t leave any stone unturned when it came to the ones you loved. You didn’t make decisions based on assumptions and you always asked for clarification when needed. People