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Five Years of His Lies

Chapter 4 

Word Count: 624    |    Released on: 19/12/2025

ectacle of false glamour. On stage, Heaven Russell

support of Franklyn Townsend," she simpered, her e

mmunity arts center, meticulously rendered, was splashed ac

fingers laced through mine, a possessive grip. H

his eyes fixed on Heaven. "Such a natural.

eyes burned, but I refused to blink. I wouldn'

ce. Then, a voice from the back of the room. "Is

ed across the screens. Franklyn and Heaven. Kissing. In

ing. Her face went pale. The room erupted in

shielding her from the flashing lights, his body a fortress. The protective i

ping the room, then landing on me. My he

nating through the speakers, "are a fabri

e. I knew wha

is gaze pinning me to my seat

one, swung to me. Blinding. Disorienting.

riage. He had saved my family from fin

s growl meant only for my ears. "Your fami

silent scream trapped in

th false sympathy, "has been suffering from severe grief over

Heaven. "She fell prey to a driver, a man who took advantage of her

whispers turned into a roar. The shame

ry eye in the room was on me. I cleared

yet it filled the room. "I... I admit it. I w

y dignity, my reputation, sh

forcing the words out, each one a shard o

ontrollable, streamed down my face. Each sob, each choked gasp, was broadcast to

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Five Years of His Lies
Five Years of His Lies
“For five years, I tolerated my husband Franklyn' s cheating. My only condition was simple: keep it out of my sight. Then his college crush, Heaven, came back. He didn't just parade her around-he stole the community center I designed in memory of our late son and gave it to her as a gift. When photos of their affair were leaked at her launch event, he shielded her from the cameras and pointed the finger at me. He told the world I was an unstable, grieving wife who was having an affair. He forced me to publicly confess, shattering my reputation. Then he came home and told me Heaven was pregnant and that I needed to move out of our penthouse to give her a "calm environment." "You know how much you care for children, Clara," he said, using my deepest pain against me. That night, I signed the divorce papers. At the airport, as he screamed my name from behind the security gate, I calmly pulled the SIM card from my phone, dropped it in the trash, and boarded the plane.”
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