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The Broken Mother's Ruthless Revenge

Chapter 2 

Word Count: 917    |    Released on: 23/04/2026

ted the city lights, cold and unforgiving. Beverley stood in the c

he door to Aiden's room was sl

the dinosaur throw blanket folded at the foot. The

set. It was soft, worn from being hugged too tight. She pressed it against her chest, b

door unlocking echoed

ed to the heavy footsteps, the r

room. He smelled like gunpowder and cold night air,

ow furrowed. His eyes

ice was ice. "I had Evelyn tell y

he dinosaur tighter. She didn't cower. She

. "Ryan came home today. Kaleigh was so

w. Her grip on the T-Rex tightened un

er voice was a rasp.

oom, his posture rigid. "What about hi

belief was a physical weight on

Then, a sneer twisted his lips. "Don't pla

mall room. "You think this little stunt will get

id, her voice rising, the numbness

s wrapped around her wrist, squeezi

hat," he snarled, his face i

grip was iron. "I'm not joking

ing her back a step. He look

erate since the day you crawled into my bed. You think faking a tragedy will mak

nder her skin, but the pain couldn't

n front of her. "You sit in this penthouse, wearing my money, while Ka

s body we

go

d their last vial of purified water to clean the gash on his leg, knowing it was his only chance to stave off infection. The memory of forcing herself to drink from a murky, leaf-choked stream

a god she didn't believe in, beggin

ne that. N

bones. But she looked at Ellwood's face-twisted with admiration

never had. Kaleigh had woven her lies so thoro

uilt. He stepped closer, his voic

go near Kaleigh. You and Aiden combined

n't wort

spilled a bowl of soup Kaleigh had brought over. Ellwood had dragged the screaming b

eality of it finally hitting her with

harsh, ugly sound

ut of the room, slammi

in her hands. The shaking stopped. The grief stopped. All that was l

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The Broken Mother's Ruthless Revenge
The Broken Mother's Ruthless Revenge
“My little boy died on the operating table during a minor, routine surgery. That exact same night, my billionaire husband bought out the Hudson River for a massive, million-dollar fireworks show. It wasn't to mourn our child. It was to celebrate his first love's son being discharged from the hospital. When I confronted him with our son's death certificate, he sneered and accused me of hiding the boy to get his attention. He held his mistress in our home, watched her fake a panic attack, and threatened to bankrupt my family if I didn't get on my knees and apologize to her. But the most horrifying truth came from a terrified hospital nurse. My son's anesthesia was deliberately kept low during the procedure to keep his tissue viable to save the mistress's child. He was awake and in agonizing pain while his own father planned a grand celebration for another man's son. I couldn't understand how a father could be so completely heartless. How could he sacrifice his own flesh and blood just to please a woman who constantly manipulated him? Looking at the ashes on my son's favorite toy, my paralyzing grief evaporated, replaced by a cold, unyielding rage. I arranged my little boy's funeral alone in the freezing rain, left my wedding ring on the counter, and walked straight into the private hotel suite of my husband's most ruthless business rival. "Let's take him down," I said.”