icon 0
icon TOP UP
rightIcon
icon Reading History
rightIcon
icon Sign out
rightIcon
icon Get the APP
rightIcon

The Dead Wife's Spectacular Secret Return

Chapter 3 

Word Count: 864    |    Released on: 07/05/2026

ure seal broke. Clinton pushed it

were scattered across the floor. The screen of a

ital gown that was too big for her. Her bare feet gripped the marble edge. She held a

held a tray with cold food. The

urses quickly left the room,

is holster and placed his gun inside the wall safe

boots crushed the broken glass of the t

ckles were white. She bit her lower lip

he center of the room and sat down. He sprea

on said, his voice flat. "It will just break both you

anger drained out of her face, replaced by a

and pulled out a squashed caramel pop. The

e your pills, and you get the garb

llowed hard. She looked at the vase

shions. She jumped off the windowsill. Her

fore she could step on the broken glass. He lifted her ea

e table. She threw them into her mouth and swallowed them

gh, but the pats were gentle. He ripped the wrappe

el filled her mouth. Cassidy's tense shoulders

r eyes looked exactly like Helen's.

box forever?" Cassidy asked around th

face. While his eyes were averted, Cassidy's small hand darted out. Her fingers closed around a sharp, sturdy metal sc

he bed. She grabbed the back of C

dad coming

glass sliced deep into his index finger. Blood

the table and wrapped i

. His voice was completely empty of emoti

f his shirt. She rolled over, turning her back

ers. There was nothing he could say. He threw

ard's voice came through the speaker. "Sir, emergency c

guardrails up. They locked into place with a lo

t the bed. He hit the dimmer switch on

allway and pulled the doo

ypted phone. Clinton looked at

walked quickly toward the fire

in the dark alcove near the ice

Claim Your Bonus at the APP

Open
The Dead Wife's Spectacular Secret Return
The Dead Wife's Spectacular Secret Return
“Five years ago, I faked my death in a yacht explosion just to escape my ruthless, controlling husband, Gerald Sinclair. Now, I have returned to Boston as the new Dean of Medicine at St. Jude Hospital. My only goal was to secretly check on my seven-year-old daughter, Cassidy. But what I saw shattered my heart. She was locked inside a heavily guarded VIP suite like a prisoner, so psychologically broken that she was standing on a windowsill, ready to jump. Gerald's armed security team treated the hospital like a military base, forcing her to swallow heavy psychiatric pills. When she managed to escape through the air ducts and collapsed into my arms in the courtyard, her small, feverish body trembled violently. "No! I don't want to go back to the white room!" She begged me, crying in terror. But because my identity was a secret, I could only watch helplessly as Gerald's security chief tore my own child from my embrace and locked her back in the cage. I didn't understand why Gerald would rather destroy our daughter's mind than let us go. Was his twisted obsession and need for control worth driving his own flesh and blood to the brink of death? Now, my cover is blown. Gerald just received the message that I am alive, and he is flying back in a blind rage, freezing my accounts and locking down the entire city to trap me. But he forgot one thing. I am no longer the helpless wife he backed into a corner. This time, I am taking my daughter back.”