Why did I write "I'm sorry, don't leave me!"?

Hi lovelies,

Today, the book, "I'm sorry, don't leave me!" has been completed. When I republished this book and edited some of the scenes, a question popped into my consciousness, "Why did I write such a heartbreaking story?"  After some time of gathering my thoughts and digging into my inner self for an answer, I discover that the story reflects the reality of our world today. A lot of marriages fail nowadays because of sin. This reflects how imperfect we all are. We stumble and fall and yet, there is one beautiful gift that we are given and that is "forgiveness and second chances". This enables us to make amends and reform our lives, renewing it all over. We, human beings have the capacity to set ourselves free from pain and hurt and that is through penance and forgiveness. May we all be forgiving because we deserve our own freedom and happiness.

With thanks,

Dreamweaver