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The Wife He Thought He Buried

Chapter 6 A Name At Last

Word Count: 1458    |    Released on: 05/10/2026

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her warm voice and easy manner. There was something about her that

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ure. The one I saw i

at her. "Wha

is his

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r

name made the memory of the

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es

question that had been bothering

an eyebrow.

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iled. "No. T

linked.

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l. The woman she had met that day had been wearing a light veil that

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hed softl

t she was

d. "Grey's wife was Grace.

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embarrassed by how quickly

wasn't

f information made her feel strange

fa

been foolish for

he had school during the week, Saturday had become her usual day for he

the house comfortably, dusting, sweeping, wiping surfaces, and helping with the

home. The polished floors, large windows, expensive furniture, carefully arranged de

ucket through the sitting room when he

r

stop

have. She knew

looked

name. Maybe it was because he had been unexpectedly kind to her that rainy afternoon. Or maybe it was simply because she fou

interested in

jumped. She t

ps away, watching her

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hy are you staring at

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u w

just lo

cour

d her eyes,

the photograph. "Grey has always ha

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ve denied it. Instead, she ga

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oftened with curiosi

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and said th

. "That soun

er him." There was a quietness in her voice now. "I don't know him.

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a

ain. Chloe smile

tion. A little admiration. A tiny bit of hope that p

ing

cleaning things.

Derby said, s

y, trying very h

ailed

't with him when he entered the main part of the house. She had gone to

oticed a young woman ahead of him, wal

slo

place it, but the feeling came suddenly: a flash of rain, a university building,

ows drew

ave I s

corner. Grey stared after her for another second, then shook the th

inued w

ly carrying it across the tiled area, both hands gripping the handle as she concentrated on keeping it balanced. T

pletely foc

he walked. He paused briefly, rubbing his forehead as he read someth

Grey approached from the opposite d

he soapy water from spilling over her clothes. Grey gl

ssed ea

already moving toward the pool. Neither of them r

s and headed back inside. She heard footsteps approach

ssed doorway to give the person enough room to pass. She lowered her

t the same moment. He saw the young cleaner s

something stirred

Drawings scattered

between them. Grey continued down the hallway. Chloe remained wh

how close t

e sun had begun to soften outside. She sai

ped outside, she re

ntroduce y

er face briefly with one hand. She could

arrassment was a sm

been close enough to him to know that the strange little feelin

herself as s

come of it. Maybe she w

llowed herself tha

ost met three times that day had already

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The Wife He Thought He Buried
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“The last thing Chloe Field saw before the darkness took her was her husband's face. Standing over the smoking wreckage of her car, Grey King wore a faint, chilling smile. Just three days earlier, he had told her he wished she were out of his life forever. As blood filled her throat, Chloe finally believed him. She died convinced the man she loved had left her to die. Three years later, Chloe wakes in a body that isn't hers. Reborn as Azra-beautiful, sharp, and untouchable-she makes a silent vow: Grey King will pay for what he did. Her plan is simple: make him fall so deeply in love with Azra that losing her will destroy him the way he destroyed Chloe. But revenge becomes dangerous when Grey falls first. Drawn to Azra's fiery confidence-the very strength Chloe never had the chance to show him-Grey pursues her relentlessly. Yet the closer Azra gets to the man she swore to destroy, the more the truth behind her death begins to unravel. The husband she believed was her killer may be innocent. The family she trusted may be hiding the betrayal that led to her death. And her impossible resurrection carries a price someone else secretly paid. Now Azra faces a choice she never expected to make: Destroy the man she still loves, or expose the truth-and risk losing her heart all over again. She returned for vengeance. She stayed for the truth. But she never planned to fall in love with her husband twice.”