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ry
Sterling, went down on one knee and slipped a diamond ring onto another woman's finger. Even though he was delib
o bless the happy couple. The stunning blonde woman, Clara Kensington, had tears of overwhelming joy streaming down her face. As the ring slid onto h
e the most ridiculous, pathetic clown in the universe. Today was our third wedding anniversary. And here I was, sta
dn't seen directed at me in years. Even the strangers walking past me on the street stopped to loo
bracelet on Clara's wrist. It was the exact anniversary gift I thought he had bought
betrayal burning in my chest, a tiny, pathetic shred of hope still clung to my heart.
he exact second he saw my name on his screen. His expression turned in
ch," I gasped, my voice shaking un
ntarily shiver. "I'm busy, Avery. Stop using these lame, pathetic excuses to get
up ins
t even tell if the physical agony tearing through my body was worse than the emotional agony ripping my heart
body onto a stretcher. As the ambulance doors slammed shut, I vaguely heard a paramedic shouting fra
was actually dying, would he leave Clara's birthday celebration to come to the hospital and save me? A single tear of absolut
arsh smell of antiseptic.
thank the medical staff. "Thank yo
help but complain, "It was absolutely terrifying last night, Mrs. Sterling. You are incredibly lucky to be alive. The top OB-GYNs in
atter of life and death, and we couldn't reach him at all! No matter how busy work is, he can't just ign
th. I checked my phone. Not a single mould be this heartless,
the heavy, wet sounds of flesh slapping against flesh
right there...
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