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The Diplomat's Daughter's Justice

The Diplomat's Daughter's Justice

Gavin

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Sarah Miller was deeply in love with Ethan Hayes, her charming athlete boyfriend of four years. Their relationship felt perfect, built on trust and shared intimacy. A simple visit to the university clinic for a stomach ache seemed innocuous enough. But Ethan' s step-sister, Chloe, a nursing student, botched Sarah' s blood draw, causing her immense pain. When Sarah calmly asked Chloe for an apology, Ethan' s loyalty shockingly shifted. He sold Sarah' s most intimate photos-photos he had taken-to his frat brothers, boasting he was "teaching her a lesson" for slighting Chloe. Sarah discovered her private life plastered across campus forums, her dignity publicly shamed and mocked. Yet, the nightmare escalated further when Ethan, feigning concern, lured her to a party under the false pretense of Chloe' s apology. There, she was drugged with GHB, humiliated, and recorded by Ethan and his friends, their leering faces documenting her violated state. How could the man she loved so deeply betray her so fundamentally, all for a petty slight against his step-sister? Why did his seemingly protective words mask such calculated, cruel sadism? Her world spun in a haze of sickening betrayal, unbearable public degradation, and the terrifying loss of memory from that fateful night. Broken but not defeated, Sarah made a desperate call to her diplomat parents, fleeing the country to heal. Now, years later, armed with a full, terrifying memory of that night and an unwavering resolve, she' s back. And this time, she' s not just escaping-she' s here to ensure every single person who wronged her faces their true reckoning.

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Sarah Miller was deeply in love with Ethan Hayes, her charming athlete boyfriend of four years.

Their relationship felt perfect, built on trust and shared intimacy.

A simple visit to the university clinic for a stomach ache seemed innocuous enough.

But Ethan' s step-sister, Chloe, a nursing student, botched Sarah' s blood draw, causing her immense pain.

When Sarah calmly asked Chloe for an apology, Ethan' s loyalty shockingly shifted.

He sold Sarah' s most intimate photos-photos he had taken-to his frat brothers, boasting he was "teaching her a lesson" for slighting Chloe.

Sarah discovered her private life plastered across campus forums, her dignity publicly shamed and mocked.

Yet, the nightmare escalated further when Ethan, feigning concern, lured her to a party under the false pretense of Chloe' s apology.

There, she was drugged with GHB, humiliated, and recorded by Ethan and his friends, their leering faces documenting her violated state.

How could the man she loved so deeply betray her so fundamentally, all for a petty slight against his step-sister?

Why did his seemingly protective words mask such calculated, cruel sadism?

Her world spun in a haze of sickening betrayal, unbearable public degradation, and the terrifying loss of memory from that fateful night.

Broken but not defeated, Sarah made a desperate call to her diplomat parents, fleeing the country to heal.

Now, years later, armed with a full, terrifying memory of that night and an unwavering resolve, she' s back.

And this time, she' s not just escaping-she' s here to ensure every single person who wronged her faces their true reckoning.

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