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 Have you ever wished you could redo life? Wash away all the mistakes you've made? I feel that more than any other thing in life now, after having something I can't live without ripped away from me in cold strife. Pain is now the definition of my life because that's all I feel and that's all I do. Funny how that can happen when you think you're going to be such a perfect person.

 It all started in that stupid hell hole of a camp in a village in Afghanistan. My husband Taylor always out on missions, while I stayed and helped the nurses every now and then, while taking care of my son Devyn and waiting for the new baby to come. I can remember that day, hotter than hell and windy kicking, up dust all over the place. I was walking into the mess to get Devyn a bottle when I heard the chef's hammy voice whispering softly to a soldier.

"Did you hear about lieutenant Stone having an affair with that native woman?" He asked raising a bushy eyebrow revealing dark brown eyes.

"No I didn't hear about that at all," The soldier whispered back, "What happened?"

The chef cleared his throat  "I heard the other night that he left his wife here while he went to get a little pleasure from the other woman."

 He was going to say more when he saw me and I gave him this glare that told him to shut the $@@%ing hell up before I punch his lights out. He immediately backed up while I got the bottle out of the cabinet. That's when I realized what he said might be true, then I felt the first seed of mistrust towards my husband was planted and soon enough that seed would blossom and swallow up what I held the closest.

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