I remained silent as my mom drove me to my cousin's pack, ignoring Noah's persistent calls.
"You'll be home before you know it," Mom said, attempting to lift my spirits, but I sighed and stared out the window. "Noah will forgive you, honey," She added.
"I hate being away from him," I admitted, pulling my legs up and resting my head on my knees. "How did you manage to leave the man you were meant to be with?"
Mom sighed. "I told myself he was better off without me."
"And was he?"
"I think so," she replied, her voice tinged with sadness. "He got married and had a daughter. I know he loved his wife and was happy, which made it a bit easier to bear."
"I just don’t understand how you could marry Dad after finding your soul mate," I frowned, considering the notion. "I don’t think I could
