She gazed at the shredded wrapping paper strewn across the floor—scraps of forced joy, echoes of politeness, omens of looming bills. Regret gnawed at her heart’s edges.

Sinking into the couch, she eyed the tree’s twinkling lights, aching for the hope that had sparkled a month ago.

Exhaustion crushed her. Drained from crafting magic for ungrateful kids, whose gifts—lovingly wrapped—now fueled squabbles over the game console, timers, and chore threats.

Her home brimmed with family: siblings, spouses, parents… her husband.

Yet surrounded, she’d never felt so utterly alone. What was the point?

Why endure this whirlwind of spending, wrapping, giving, returning—only to drown in regret when bills arrive? Creating wonder felt futile, costly. Time to rethink it all.

Across the room, in the kitchen, stood her “husband.” Two decades in, their marriage had dulled to dust. Arguments or logistics for their five-person chaos—soccer runs, speech practice—as if that could bind them.

It couldn’t.

She craved escape.

Unseen behind his stoic mask, he did too.

He buried himself in work, fled to golf, no idea how to fix it. Nothing he tried was good enough. She felt the same about her own attempts.

Oh, how I yearn to seize their hands and reignite hope. God still mends shattered hearts, frees the captive, brings sight to the blind.

I’ve witnessed His miracles: homes ravaged by violence, filed divorces, separations, addictions, affairs—nothing is too big for Him.

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You ache for change; so do many.

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With love,

Nina

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