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Prologue
I had broken the law, and it was the only solution. But I could never know what it would mean, for my daughter or this world, or even for my life. I was in love, and I wanted to change where my life was headed. In the moment, that was all that mattered.
As a wise scientist once said though, every action has an opposite and equal reaction. As much as the consequences were enough to destroy me, I accepted them with dignity, in my heart, knowing that I had made the right choice. I could handle the punishments, as long as God held up his end. But I had never known God to not follow through on a promise; not like the master I had so foolishly followed for hundreds of thousands of years.
I was cocky and arrogant once, and thought that He was holding out on us. But I was young then. I was very young, and very foolish, and I have paid for that mistake over and over again.
But now, now I can only hope that when the time comes, I can guide my daughter to avoid the choices I made, and follow what she knows and what she needs to be the woman that God has called her to be.