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The Dashcam's Silent Witness

Chapter 3 

Word Count: 368    |    Released on: 12/06/2025

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ed, a single tear rolling down her cheek,

my rock and lifelong protector, M

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The Dashcam's Silent Witness
The Dashcam's Silent Witness
“The knot in my stomach wasn't just anticipation for my prenatal check-up; it was the chilling premonition of a nightmare revisited. My husband Mark, our town' s revered Fire Captain, conveniently had an urgent training, leaving his childhood friend Jessica to sweetly offer me a ride to the doctor. But I knew this day, every terrifying detail, because I'd endured it once before. In my first life, Jessica had deliberately caused a horrific car crash, and Mark, the man who supposedly saved me, later turned into our baby' s and my executioner. This time, I secretly called 911, determined to change my fate, yet the horror unfolded eerily similarly. Mark arrived, doting on a minimally bruised Jessica, completely ignoring my severe injuries as I hemorrhaged, publicly shaming me while I agonizingly lost our child. The entire town, blinded by his hero status, rallied around Jessica, swiftly branding me the unstable, jealous woman who had caused all the tragedy. Isolated and shattered, the profound injustice burned through me, leaving me incredulous at their collective delusion. How could the truth be so twisted, and their eyes so firmly shut to the betrayers living among them? But they underestimated the silent resolve of a woman who had already walked through hell and returned. When Jessica pulled her next theatrical ploy, I didn't just stand there; I made a discrete call, armed with undeniable evidence from my dashcam, ready to expose the monsters and finally claim the justice my innocent baby never received.”
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