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His Unwanted Wife: The Hidden Genius Architect

Chapter 2 No.2

Word Count: 440    |    Released on: 20/07/2026

old against the cab window. Stella rested her forehead against the cool gl

asked, eye-tracking her through the rea

dark street. Her mind

ity Hall drifted into view, and a sharp, un

n a wedding; it was a cold, swift transaction executed during a twenty-minute lunch break.

oy, looking like a man ticking off the final chore on a very long, very unpleasant list.

ed itself into her memory before his eyes flickered toward his stern gran

ocating silence of Park Avenue by telling herself a careful, des

yanked down, leaving beh

s gentle. He was romantic. He knew how to fasten a

y incapable

n. She had spent a year playing the quiet, submissive wife, burying her own identity and her inte

as o

ll have to drop you at the next corner,

sat up straight, smoothing her coat, her posture tra

t Side. Pa

for a man who treated her like an ornament. She was going back to reclaim h

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His Unwanted Wife: The Hidden Genius Architect
His Unwanted Wife: The Hidden Genius Architect
“For a whole year, I played the perfect, quiet wife to Julian Carlisle, a billionaire CEO who treated our marriage like a cold business deal. On our first anniversary, which was also my birthday, I went to his hotel suite to surprise him. Instead, I found him tenderly fastening a diamond necklace around the neck of my stepsister, Amber. "Will your wife be angry?" she asked with a smug smile. "She won't know. Don't mention her," Julian replied coldly. I finally realized his emotional distance wasn't because he was a private man. He just never wanted me. While I was trying to build a life with him, he had secretly moved Amber into the penthouse right across the hall from our marital home. He paraded her around, giving her the romance and tenderness he completely denied me. I had buried my award-winning architectural career and my entire identity just to play the role of his obedient wife. I felt completely ridiculous for ever believing my sincerity could warm his heart. The ultimate betrayal and public humiliation twisted my heartbreak into a cold, hard rage. I left my five-carat wedding ring on the table, packed only the cheap clothes I came with, and filed for a no-alimony divorce. The identity of "Mrs. Carlisle" died that night. I am taking back my real name, rebuilding my empire, and making sure he regrets the day he ever underestimated me.”