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I Fell Where His Love Favored Another

Chapter 4 

Word Count: 775    |    Released on: 12/05/2026

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house carried traces

tered across the couch. Imported snacks s

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othes from my closet and packe

nd towel from the bathroom co

nd took out the plastic bag co

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loosened slightly, exhaustion

ag of chestnut cakes

s the floor, he stopped dead in his tracks. His

ugged at his tie and forced out a strained smile before reaching for the packing t

smallest olive branch, I would end up throwin

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sound, sharp enough to feel like the fina

ly, "Daniel, let's cancel the m

curled sharp

ker of panic surfaced in t

h he still struggled to maintain the composure and authority he was s

"And one more thing. I can't eat chestnut

d from Daniel's

d pulled an unlimited black card from his walle

he card. Go buy yourself something you like. Stop

mps twisted through my stomach hard enough t

yourself peace of mind anymore. For the past three years, I've been the one constantly backing down. I'm tired o

thin seconds, he tightened his jaw and forc

is suspended." He straightened his suit jacket with his back facing me, his voice lowered

ed around the handle so tightly

, he finally said without turning aro

as though he was simply waiting to see ho

ront door slammed shu

s as cold sweat slid from my f

ly, and this time, I could

eetness surged stra

and vomited a mouthful o

floor, fingers digging desperately

crimson spreading across the carpet, a rel

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I Fell Where His Love Favored Another
I Fell Where His Love Favored Another
“Half a month into our cold war, I, Claire Parker, found an abortion procedure slip tucked inside Daniel Carter's suit pocket. The patient's name belonged to the fragile little childhood sweetheart he had always protected so fiercely-Sophie Bennett. I folded the paper calmly and slipped it back where I had found it. Daniel noticed the movement immediately. His eyes flicked toward me through the rearview mirror, resignation coloring his voice. "What are you overthinking now? Sophie was just keeping a friend company at the hospital. She accidentally left it there." I turned toward the window and said nothing. This was Sophie declaring war on me, yet the man who could crush competitors without mercy in the business world believed her completely. The silence inside the car grew suffocating until Daniel finally stopped outside an upscale jewelry boutique. He reached over and ruffled my hair with easy familiarity, his tone indulgent and affectionate. "Come on. Pick out a ring. Your birthday's next month anyway, so we might as well register our marriage too." I bit down hard on my lip as tears fell soundlessly onto the back of my hand. What he still didn't know was that I wouldn't live long enough to see next month.”