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Marrying The Protector: My Second Chance

Chapter 2 

Word Count: 885    |    Released on: 12/12/2025

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ceased to be a home long ago. It was

he commissioned for our anniversary. They weren't gifts; they were bribes. They were shiny d

y-duty trash bag

m suits, the shirts that smelled like his cologne-a scent that used to make me feel safe but now just

o of us from our wedding day. I looked at the girl i

ed the spiderweb cracks obliterate our smiling faces. I swept

nt door

my ribs. He wasn't suppose

from the hallway. He sounded ti

the ruins, clutching th

, he stopped. He didn't look angry. He looked annoyed, like I was a

this?"

hug. It was instinct. I stepped back so fast

The word came out

arms to his sides. "Are

m f

, pulling out a checkbook. He wrote somethin

hat fake, soothing tone he used on difficult clients. "Go buy yourself s

the check. I

ce tag. He thought he could buy my si

can be solved with money,

, Elena. I don't have time for ri

y," I repea

plit second, his mask slipped. His eyes softened in a

already turning away. "It's urge

n ask why I was throwing his

the dresser where he'd left it for a second before grabbing it

misses his dad

retched until there was

wasn't just emotional shock. My

e hospital, my hands

per sheet covering the exam table. The doctor came

she said, smiling gen

at

egnant. Se

room

ripping the edge of the table. "I c

e can regenerate. You

The one thing Jackson and I had cried over.

ming. Seve

r a long trip. The week he was particularly atte

he hospital into

h a man who had divorced me three years ago in

acle. In this moment,

king Jackson's things. I called a charity service to come p

pty bedroom, my h

room, my voice steadying, "does n

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“The clerk at the DMV looked at me like I was stupid, or perhaps just clinically insane. She slid my paperwork back under the thick glass partition, her expression flat, and said the words that ended my life: "Ma'am, I cannot renew a license with your married name. Your marital status in the system is listed as 'Divorced.' It has been for three years." My husband, Jackson, had just kissed me goodbye, yet the clerk revealed he remarried three years ago, having a son with his new wife, Candida. My entire marriage, our five years, was a monstrous lie. Stunned, I'd lived a cruel charade, trying for a baby with a man who already had one. Pregnant, Jackson pushed me at a gala, publicly choosing his new family. My pregnancy tragically ended. Every tender word he'd spoken was a performance. He kept me as a "PR shield," letting me mourn a future he'd already built. His betrayal was absolute. With nothing left, I chose to die. A death certificate was arranged, my past cremated. Lena Rose was born in France, ready to paint my pain into power, authoring my own story.”
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