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Ninety Days To Break Your Heart

Chapter 3 No.3

Word Count: 524    |    Released on: 06/01/2026

off his shoes, his movements loose, uncoordinated. He saw Mia sitti

rred slightly, walking to t

his," M

e folder, then at her. He smirked. "What now? A r

ked up the folder,

smirk vanished. His face went slack

er, his eyes dark and dan

ugh her knees were shaking. "No alimony. No fight

he surface and fell to the floor. "You think you can play hard t

wered over her, sucking

money," Mia said qu

s fingers digging into her flesh. "You trapped me! You used those kids to

because you are un

the room se

yes went bl

l of alcohol was overpowering. "I'

kiss. It was an assault. A punishment. His teet

ing against his che

ght pinning her down. The lamp on the side table cra

tearing at the collar of her blouse. Buttons popped, s

fr

ce water. He wasn't making love to her. He was mar

the utter lack of resistance. He saw her eyes-wide, vacant,

rage that had been driving him su

n lashing against the glass. She went somewhere else. Somewhere far away where she couldn't feel his

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“I thought I was living the dream as the wife of a billionaire, until my husband came home at 2 A.M. reeking of expensive Scotch and "Midnight Rose"-the signature perfume of his ex-lover, Lucinda. While I spent my nights alone in the nursery with our sick twins, William was out in the city, making it clear to everyone that our marriage was nothing more than a cold, calculated business merger. When I finally confronted him with the evidence of his infidelity, he didn't offer an apology. He simply looked at me with disgust and told me I was a "liability" who should stay home and play the part of the perfect mother while he lived his real life with someone else. The humiliation reached its peak at the hospital when his grandfather suffered a massive heart attack. William showed up with Lucinda on his arm, comforting her in front of the entire Sterling clan while his mother publicly mocked me for being a useless gold-digger. Even after William tried to force himself on me in a drunken rage the night before, he had the audacity to treat his mistress like the grieving wife while I was pushed into the shadows. I felt something inside me finally snap. The man I loved had turned into a monster who saw me as an acquisition rather than a human being. I was ready to sign the divorce papers and disappear with nothing but my pride, just to escape the suffocating weight of his indifference. But then, the dying patriarch called me to his bedside and handed me a sword: five percent of the company's voting shares and a three-month ultimatum. I'm not running away anymore. I've decided to stay for ninety days, but not to save a dead marriage. I'm staying to become the one thing William Sterling never saw coming-his most dangerous nightmare.”