From My Mothers Womb Deliverance From Iniquity Volume 1 & Volume 2

04/08/2026

04/08/2026

"I accidentally overheard my sixteen-year-old daughter whisper to her stepfather,
“Mom doesn’t know the truth… and she can’t find out.”

The next day, I followed them—and what I discovered changed everything.

My daughter Avery is sixteen. Old enough to be independent, to close doors a little harder, to keep more to herself—but still young enough that I believed I’d notice if something was wrong.

Lately, though, she had been different. Not just typical teenage mood swings—but quiet in a way that felt… intentional. Like she was hiding something.

Last Tuesday, I was in the shower when I remembered I’d left my new hair mask in my purse downstairs. Without thinking, I wrapped myself in a towel and rushed out, planning to grab it quickly.

That’s when I heard voices coming from the kitchen.

Avery’s voice—soft, shaky.

“Mom doesn’t know the truth.”

I stopped cold.

“And she can’t find out.”

My chest tightened instantly. Before I could even process it, the floor creaked beneath my foot.

Silence.

Then Ryan’s voice—too bright, too quick.

“Oh—hey, honey! We were just talking about her school project.”

Avery jumped in right after. “Yeah, I need a poster board for science tomorrow.”

Their smiles came too fast. Too practiced.

I forced myself to act normal—laughed lightly, nodded, and walked away as if I hadn’t heard anything.

But that night, sleep never came.

What truth?
Why couldn’t I know?

The next afternoon, right after school, Ryan grabbed his keys.

“We’re going to pick up that poster board,” he said casually. “Maybe grab pizza after.”

Avery slipped on her shoes, avoiding my eyes.

I waited until they left.

Then I grabbed my own keys.

I told myself I was overthinking…

Until I saw Ryan drive past Target.

He didn’t head toward any store.

He went the opposite way.

And ten minutes later, his car stopped somewhere no one goes for school supplies—

The hospital.

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04/08/2026

"Everyone wants happiness, no one wants pain.
But you can't have a rainbow without a little rain."

04/08/2026

My devotion to Jesus Christ is unwavering, and I feel an overwhelming urge to express my love to the world, recognizing that He is worthy of all the love, praise, and glory that I can offer.

It is essential to remember that He is deserving of praise, and each of us must be thankful and grateful for our individual blessings and sacrifices, acknowledging that we will leave behind the hardships that attempted to make us feel unworthy of the positive actions we have taken in our lives.

Additionally, it is crucial to recognize that we are living in this world alone, just as we entered it alone.

Rather than allowing our lives to be ridiculed, we should take control and refuse to be deceived by individuals who lack the intelligence to comprehend the true meaning of love, specifically agape love, which is the most profound love we can experience as people who love and respect each other's lives despite our flaws.

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