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Viral Betrayal: A Wife's Agony

Chapter 2 

Word Count: 744    |    Released on: 03/12/2025

at upright on the sofa, the tablet on the coffee table still playing the viral video on a loop, Jeremy' s franti

neither of us spoke. The air was thick with unspoken accusations, with the bitter

strode forward, his arm outstretched, slamming his palm down on the po

slumping. Slowly, almost thea

on my Persian rug, begging for mercy. It was both pathetic and absurd. How man

hoarse, "I know. There's nothing I

was too late. B

I was just trying to help her. Her father, he's sick. He

s if to touch my

ate, so utterly alone, that she was just going to marry that man for stability, even though she didn't

t had been the ruin of my marriag

id he felt "sorry" for someone, it was me who paid the p

n't pay her rent. You felt sorry for her when she was struggling to get her business off the ground. You felt so sorry for her, you open

ach memory, his

g? To humiliate her groom, yourself, and everyone else involved? To put yourself in the spotlight agai

is carefully constructed facade of victimhood. His head

otested, trying to rise. "You're twi

ps. "Your boundless, overflowing compassion for every damsel in dis

shame, crossed his face. He pushed himself up, slowly, tentatively, and took a step toward me, a

connected with his chest, and h

ly, sank back to his knees. His eyes, n

e cracking, "are you... are you r

e history of our shared past. But the words th

first, Jeremy, has no r

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Viral Betrayal: A Wife's Agony
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“My husband Jeremy crashed a wedding for his ex, Donnie, and the video went viral. I was at home, pregnant and making his favorite lasagna, when I saw him screaming about saving her from the groom. This wasn't the first time. Three years ago, his obsession with playing her hero cost me our first baby. He swore it would never happen again. He had promised to be there for my prenatal check-up, but he abandoned me to rescue her instead. When he finally came home that night, he fell to his knees, crying and begging for another chance, just like he did before. He looked pathetic. But this time, I felt nothing but a cold, hollow emptiness. The woman who loved him was already dead. I looked him straight in the eye and calmly delivered the final blow. "I had an abortion today. The baby is gone." "Sign the papers, Jeremy."”
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