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A Second Chance With Mr. Blackwood

Chapter 2 

Word Count: 748    |    Released on: 07/05/2026

e massive windows, warming the tang

er waist like an iron band. Her back was p

moved with agonizing slowness, rolling ove

her heart doing a slow, heavy thump in her chest. She raised her

the rigid line of his jaw gave him

e waited for the knife in the back, the screaming match, the inevitabl

of his thick eyelashes. A smal

the hard bump of his Adam's apple, lea

over. His dark eyes snapped open,

er wrist. He squeezed, the pressure bordering on pai

her head and rubbed her soft cheek against the rough palm of the h

ing voice was raspy, heavy with sleep and comp

tared at the faint red marks his fingers left on h

ssive knock hammered against the heav

igid voice bled through the wood. The head

ble hated Giovanna. Usually, this was the exact moment Giovanna

s tensing, ready to absorb th

. She pushed him back against the pillows. Her touch

lack dress shirt from the floor and pulled it on. It

ot to the door an

in raised in a permanent sneer. The sne

ersized men's shirt and the very obvious, dark r

said. Her voice was ice. It wasn't a r

her mouth, her fac

ook in Giovanna's eyes-a look of absolute, chilling authority that promised utter destruction-made Mrs. G

ed her head awkwardly. "Yes, Mrs. Blackwood." She t

r. The loud click ech

e ice in her eyes melted. A swe

on her, tracking her every move. He looked at her like she was a c

wled up the mattress and straddled his h

er Mrs. Blackwood just

e hands grabbed the back of her head, pulling her down, and

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“In the roaring flames of the abandoned warehouse, my skin blistered and peeled. Through the crackling fire, my sister Elara's malicious voice echoed. She told me my husband, Damien, was dead, and it was all my fault. For years, I had treated Damien like a monster. I fought him, threw tantrums, and desperately tried to escape our marriage, all because I blindly followed Elara's advice. "Remember, the harder you fight, the more disgusted he'll get." She texted me things like that, telling me to smash vases over his head and run away, claiming she was protecting me. In reality, she was poisoning my mind, stealing my valedictorian spot at university, and plotting to crawl into my billionaire husband's bed. My foolish rebellion cost me everything, ultimately leading to Damien's tragic death and my own fiery end. As the massive explosion tore my consciousness to shreds, I finally understood who truly loved me and who the real monster was. I died suffocating on my own agonizing regret, wishing I could tear Elara apart. Then, a rush of freezing air punched into my lungs. I opened my eyes to the crisp scent of cedar and mint. I was back seven years ago, on the very night our marriage was supposed to go to hell. This time, looking at Damien's flawless, unscarred face, I didn't push him away. I wrapped my arms around his neck and made a silent vow: I would make every single person who ever hurt him bleed.”