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The Son She Chose to Lose

Chapter 2 

Word Count: 423    |    Released on: 11/06/2025

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oking dark dress, though she' d throw

me David didn' t recognize clung to her, a s

sofa, the one Ethan use

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she was with Leo or Finn, were care

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ant work dinner. For t

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ssing a hand to her mouth. "T

sandpaper on his raw grief. She re

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arrangements, Dav

onfront her yet. The overheard conversatio

inding poverty. His contracting business failed because of those "

– handyman, delivery driver – just to

stocking shelves at night, saving for community c

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pressed down on him, heavier than e

rate piece of her costume, and then remem

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“I thought I had it all. A quiet, devoted husband David, a brilliant son Ethan heading to college, and a secret life of immense wealth, lavishing affection and luxury on my high school sweetheart Leo and his charming son, Finn. My two worlds never touched, or so I believed. Then, a frantic call from David. Ethan was gone, a hit-and-run. My careful composure fractured, but I still played the part of the grieving mother. I performed sorrow, wearing a threadbare cardigan over my expensive dress, hoping to conceal my true life. But David' s eyes, full of a pain I couldn' t counterfeit, saw through me. And then, Leo, my lover, let slip the horrifying truth: Finn, in the luxury car I' d bought him, was behind the wheel. My own son, dead, at the hands of the boy I' d chosen over him. The carefully constructed walls of my indifference crumbled. Yet, the real blow came reading Ethan' s journal: his quiet dreams, his deep love for his father, and the heartbreaking entries about my blatant neglect. "Mom seems to like Finn more than me." His words, his uncomplaining endurance, shattered me more than any physical pain. In that raw, desolate moment, surrounded by the remnants of my lies, a new, cold resolve ignited. They took my son. Now, I would make them pay. And I knew precisely how.”
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