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    Her Voice Cracked in The Middle of Her Speech

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    The speaker apologizes for believing accusations made by an ex without verifying them first, acknowledging this reopened past trauma for the listener. They promise to work on communicating more openly to prevent such misunderstandings. The listener forgives them, and they agree to work on compromising and reading each other's emotions better going forward.

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    Her Voice Cracked in The Middle of Her Speech

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    The speaker apologizes for believing accusations made by an ex without verifying them first, acknowledging this reopened past trauma for the listener. They promise to work on communicating more openly to prevent such misunderstandings. The listener forgives them, and they agree to work on compromising and reading each other's emotions better going forward.

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    The speaker apologizes for believing accusations made by an ex without verifying them first, acknowledging this reopened past trauma for the listener. They promise to work on communicating more openly to prevent such misunderstandings. The listener forgives them, and they agree to work on compromising and reading each other's emotions better going forward.

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    Her Voice Cracked in The Middle of Her Speech

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    The speaker apologizes for believing accusations made by an ex without verifying them first, acknowledging this reopened past trauma for the listener. They promise to work on communicating more openly to prevent such misunderstandings. The listener forgives them, and they agree to work on compromising and reading each other's emotions better going forward.

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    Her voice cracked in the middle of her speech. She held my hand and cradled it softly.

    "I like you, and what he said is not regrettable. I was once in a relationship with the same person
    before, and I know that what he said was made up, like how he was trying to make an issue for
    me. His hatred for me is so deep, and I'm not sure what his reason was. Our relationship ended
    up being fine, but it was painful for both of us, and it still has the scar. I don't hate him because
    we broke up; we were good after we broke up, so I have no idea what he's up to.

    "I know to myself that it wasn't true, but I was so occupied by my thoughts because of my
    trauma that I didn't ask first, and I'm sorry. I will work on that and make myself better, and I will
    try my best to communicate with you more. I'm sorry that I was a reason to open your trauma
    too. I'm really sorry.

    I hugged her after saying those, and she hugged me back.

    "Let's work harder on communication," she whispered, which put a smile on my face.

    "I'm really sorry."

    "forgiven" 

    We're in the middle of talking about what happened in the days we didn't talk and how we're
    going to compromise with each other, and I felt relieved that she let me explain. She also
    promised that she would try to open up more so we wouldn't have much difficulty reading each
    other's emotions.

    Phone notification: (text from Ms. Nam)

    After I read the message, Gayle and I went running back to the hotel.

    fck

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