Beyond the Betrayal: A Love Unbroken

Beyond the Betrayal: A Love Unbroken

Gavin

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I was Savannah, the Senator' s daughter, a Southern belle living a charmed life. I married Beaufort Hamilton, the perfect man, believing in our shared future and the family we'd create. But the day our son was born, his mask didn't just slip-it shattered. He smothered our newborn, right there, then blamed me for driving his 'true love,' Daisy Lynn, to suicide. He left me bleeding, dying from childbirth complications. My burial was a hurried, shameful secret, while he orchestrated a grand public funeral for Daisy Lynn, painting himself as the tragic, devoted lover. Only Jackson "Jax" Rourke, a war veteran and outsider, saw through his lies, gave me a proper, secret burial, and exposed Beau' s crimes. Then Jax died too, suspiciously. I died knowing the truth: I was betrayed, my child murdered, my name dragged through the mud, and the one good man was gone. The injustice burned, hot and fierce, even as my life faded away. How could such a powerful man get away with such monstrous deception, and why did no one else question it? But fate intervened. Now, I'm back, reborn, remembering everything. This time, things will be different. At the most coveted charity gala, I defied all expectations, publicly choosing Jax Rourke, the very man Beau believed he eliminated, as my future husband. My revenge has just begun.

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I was Savannah, the Senator' s daughter, a Southern belle living a charmed life.

I married Beaufort Hamilton, the perfect man, believing in our shared future and the family we'd create.

But the day our son was born, his mask didn't just slip-it shattered.

He smothered our newborn, right there, then blamed me for driving his 'true love,' Daisy Lynn, to suicide.

He left me bleeding, dying from childbirth complications.

My burial was a hurried, shameful secret, while he orchestrated a grand public funeral for Daisy Lynn, painting himself as the tragic, devoted lover.

Only Jackson "Jax" Rourke, a war veteran and outsider, saw through his lies, gave me a proper, secret burial, and exposed Beau' s crimes.

Then Jax died too, suspiciously.

I died knowing the truth: I was betrayed, my child murdered, my name dragged through the mud, and the one good man was gone.

The injustice burned, hot and fierce, even as my life faded away.

How could such a powerful man get away with such monstrous deception, and why did no one else question it?

But fate intervened.

Now, I'm back, reborn, remembering everything.

This time, things will be different.

At the most coveted charity gala, I defied all expectations, publicly choosing Jax Rourke, the very man Beau believed he eliminated, as my future husband.

My revenge has just begun.

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