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Left To Burn: My Husband's Betrayal

Chapter 8 

Word Count: 690    |    Released on: 31/12/2025

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ugly malice beneath. She stared at me, her chest heaving, her eyes two burning coals. "You think you'

urprise, and shoved me with all her might. I stumbled backward, the rail

, shot out and grabbed her wrist. We both screamed, a

her voice frantic, tears streaming down her

He saw us, both hanging, one above the other, his eyes wi

t let her kill me!" Isabelle wailed, h

s, for a fleeting moment, landed on me. I saw the

ed for I

is voice strained. "Just hold on! I'll

gh bubbled up from my throat. It was the same lie he always told, the sa

deliberate mo

cool, welcoming water of the swimming pool below, the impact knockin

lean bandage on my arm from where I'd scraped it against

brated. A t

attack. I had to stay with her. I'll make it up

I want. He still thought he could buy my forgiveness, buy my love. He still thoug

Holden, I thought, closing my

xt popped up. This one fro

ized. Please come to collec

of unspoken pain and silent sacrifice f

port, my work documents, a few cherished books. I boo

. Jackson. Her eyes widened, but she didn't question me. S

ation. I looked at the picture on it, two strangers, smiling stiffly. I barely

lden. I looked at the screen, the

as no sadness, no regret. Only a profound, exhilarating sense of peace. My future stretched before me, bright and unburdened

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Left To Burn: My Husband's Betrayal
Left To Burn: My Husband's Betrayal
“For ten years, I loved Holden Jackson, even marrying him knowing I was just a stand-in for his true love, Isabelle. I played the part of the perfect, predictable wife, hoping one day he' d finally see me. That hope died the night our mansion caught fire. He burst into our smoke-filled bedroom, looked right at me, then scooped up our dog and ran, leaving me to burn. It was a chilling echo of the day I miscarried our child, screaming for him while he comforted Isabelle next door. He never came for me then, and he didn't come for me now. In that inferno, watching him save the dog over his own wife, I didn't feel pain or anger. I felt nothing. The naive girl who loved him was finally dead, incinerated along with my last shred of hope. So when I woke up in the hospital to a text confirming my divorce was final, I didn't cry. I booked a one-way ticket to Geneva. This time, I was choosing to save myself. Here we go.”
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