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Too Late To Love Your Drowned Wife

Chapter 2 

Word Count: 750    |    Released on: 07/06/2026

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rose, giving the lapels of his tailor

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re the syndicate's discreet maintenance crew, the unseen hands

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are checking all the units in Building 10. T

ms. "Fix it quietly. Wh

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he called out. "A liv

k and pale. They stared at the floor. In our world, hearin

are over his shoulder befo

isper a single word of what you find up there to another soul,

of jerky movements and ru

adbolt. He walked back to the living room

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lked over and wrapped he

pered. "She has been gone for three

s drink. "I hope she dies

you think you were too hard on her at the

down, cupping her fac

d. She is a vicious, jealous woman. She deserved the wra

es from his face. I wanted to scream

not pu

ew up swimming in the ocean. She had faked th

ardo had shoved me so hard my knees l

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fingers, and the screen spider-webbed into a dozen

the first time since my death, I felt something shift-not quite a

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“I gave up my champion swimming career and my pride to be the loyal wife of the most ruthless Don in the American Cosa Nostra. But when his runaway mistress faked drowning in our estate pool, my husband didn't see me trying to save her. He hauled her from the water, swaddling her in a thick towel, and stood over me as I bled on the hot flagstones. To break my pride, he dragged me up ten flights of stairs by my wet hair. "Please, she jumped!" I begged. But he just stared at me with cold loathing and shoved me into the freezing rooftop water tank. I fought desperately for my life, but he stood at the edge like carved granite, stomping on my hands until my bones cracked and my lungs burned for oxygen. The last thing I saw before I sank to my watery grave was my husband walking away to comfort the woman who framed me. I had spent eight long years cleaning up his messes and playing the perfect Mafia Queen. Why did my absolute devotion only buy my brutal execution? Now, trapped as a ghost in our penthouse, I watched him trail kisses down her neck while my rotting body tainted his tap water. But as he desperately tried to destroy the security footage of my murder, a cold fire burned in my hollow chest. Even in death, I was going to tear his empire apart.”