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The Penthouse Wife's Ultimate Revenge

Chapter 3 

Word Count: 735    |    Released on: 13/08/2026

nderson

om, clutching the diary and the ul

room, closed the door, and the lock clicke

nst the cold wall. I bit down hard on my lower lip-the

, to give myself some comfort, but my lips wouldn't obey. Th

w-the Eliza I used to

ront door unlocking. Gage and Caroline were back. Thei

. I hope you ate something. I brought your favorite Thai curry, to make up for

rich aroma of coconut milk

," he continued, arranging the containers on the dining

y, Gage. I don

in, her voice laced with concern. She gestured toward the food

notification popped up on the screen: "Penthouse sa

y both stared at my phone, then at me. Their usu

liza?" Gage's voice was

. "Cash buyer, closing tomorrow morning." I stood

y room. As I passed the living room sofa, I saw

"This ring," he'd said, holding up the dazzling diamond, "is a symbol of my endless loyalty, my pr

. Her hand intertwined with Gage's, my engagement ring glittering on her finger. The caption read: "Finall

rise up again, but then

ning of this?" His voic

g, Gage?" I

ring! Why is she wearing

ated the obvious. "Maybe she feels enti

's just emotional. I let her try it on to calm her down. You know how sensitive women get when they're pr

t could freeze. "You two keep it. I don't need i

triumphant smile tugged at the corner of my mouth. His promises of bigger rings, better lives-they al

pt into a ball and tossed it in the

ke back wh

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“One week before my wedding, I walked into the master bedroom of my fully-paid penthouse apartment and caught my fiancé cheating with my best friend. They were laughing about his fake "insomnia"-the lie he'd used to trick me into sleeping in the guest room so they could have the master bedroom to themselves. Gage was a top surgeon, and I'd sacrificed almost everything to care for his supposedly fragile health. I'd even brewed essential oils from my late mother's precious collection to steady his hands. But behind my back, they were planning to pretend to marry me, then slowly push me out and take over my home. When I confronted them, they didn't show a single ounce of guilt. Gage deliberately destroyed the essential oil my late mother had left me, then violently shoved me against the wall and locked me in the room to suffer the pain and bleeding alone. I had poured everything into building a safe harbor for this man, and in his eyes, I was nothing but a convenient stepping stone. I didn't even bother shedding a single tear. I took out my phone, canceled our honeymoon trip, and listed the penthouse on the market-cash sale, 24 hours. Time to take out the trash.”