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teya felt the blow of that, and the selfish starved part of her reeled to know that even her basest behavior would never conjure any care for her. reyes was done with that and he had been finished with her the day she told him she was pregnant.
why shouldn't she believe that?
teya stared at him, trembling. still. a gentle breeze lifted the aroma of the unknown man from her coat and stuffed it into her own nostrils. she felt choked with shame and yet defiant — "what did you do for me, reyes? I carry her! I birth her! you not even here for that," yes, and before he could protest, "because i rather send you away than have you present. do you ever ask why? do you ever think of what you said to me that day?"
her voice for once followed her thoughts. "and then after, when i try to talk to you, you act as if i am bad. or wrong. you not want me around, reyes. you have what you wanted."
the tears were rolling now, silent and angry. "i think you stop loving me that day. i feel it. i not searching for love out there, reyes. just — a moment to feel like someone want me for anything other than being a mother." that was the end of it, then. teya swallowed hard as she stared at her mate.