QueryException on soft delete starting in 2.18.3

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Describe the bug
Starting on version 2.18.3, attempting to soft delete a record produces a QueryException indicating a SQL syntax issue:

masoniteorm.exceptions.QueryException: (1064, "You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near 'WHERE `softdelete_records`.`id` = '1876d130-5c24-47cb-af4e-dff6f77710b3'' at line 1")

I have linked an example project which reproduces the behavior below. The issue seems to begin with some change made as of version 2.18.3. Installing masonite-orm at 2.18.2 no longer reproduces the error. As indicated below and in the example script, I have verified this on 3 different AWS MySql-compatible RDS engines.

My example demos the case of a one-to-many relationship between two model types, mostly because that's how it is in my real-world use case, but it's possible that this could be pared down further, I just haven't had time to test that.

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Download example project linked under "code snippets".
2. Install pip dependencies.
3. Set up a test mysql database somewhere with an empty schema masonite. (I've tested engines 5.7 & 8.0.)
4. Configure test database params in config/database.py.
5. Run migrations: masonite-orm migrate.
6. Run example file: python example.py.

Expected behavior
Record update to the deleted_at field should succeed.

Screenshots or code snippets
I have created an example that repros this behavior here: https://github.com/DrewHood-isp/masonite-orm-example

What database are you using?

• Type: MySql
• Versions tested (all AWS RDS)
• • Aurora MySql 5.7
• • MySql Community 5.7
• • MySql Community 8.0
• Masonite ORM 2.18.4
• Python version 3.10

Additional context
N/a

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@josephmancuso Thanks for the fix!