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Chapter 2 No.2
Word Count: 309
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Released on: 07/01/2026
, signing furiously, "I promise you, Adell. For better or worse.
that now felt more like a sanctuary than a home. He adorned me with designer clothes, glittering jewelry, and a life of effortless luxury. Everything I' d ever needed, mat
op-up hit. "Emiliano Reed's Secret Love: A College Student's Confession." My thumb froze. M
st hinted at something more, a secret relationship, veiled jabs. My heart started to beat a frant
rves someone better than a broken woman." "Guess he got tired of shouting, huh?" The words, cruel and casu
But only one gets to dance." The implication was clear: Emi
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Deafened By His Hateful Words
“For eight years, I gave up my family fortune and my hearing to help my boyfriend, Emiliano Reed, become a rock star. I was his muse, his guardian angel, the silent partner in his success. Then, a miracle happened: my hearing returned. Just in time to catch him with a college student, and hear him call me a "burden" and a "charity case." The betrayal didn't end there. When his new girl wrecked the vintage car my late father gave me, I confronted her at the police station. Emiliano rushed in, not to defend me, but to protect her. He shoved me so hard I hit the floor, and the world went silent again. My hearing was gone, for a second time, because of him. "Are you deaf?" he roared at me, furious that I wouldn't just forgive him. "I gave you everything! It was exhausting, suffocating!" I looked at the man I had sacrificed everything for, the man who had just destroyed me all over again. He had no idea I'd heard every single, hateful word. "No, Emiliano," I said, my voice clear and steady. "The question is, are you deaf? Or are you just a coward?"”