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The Monster in My Marriage

Chapter 4 

Word Count: 453    |    Released on: 12/06/2025

Ava began her se

ury, but a cold resolve was setting in

s usual peck on her che

she' d seen him idly spin the combination lock on his private safe once, distracted o

e turned the dial. Click.

sn't just bus

ered wooden box.

ns of them. Of So

a beach, Sophia looking ethereal. Candid sho

re Ava' s mother got sick. This was no fle

photos, sh

en a down payment for a luxury condo in Sophia' s name. A

ts linked to Sophia or her family' s businesses. Busines

vely bankrolling Sophia's life, proppin

afe, under a pile of old sto

la env

ocument. An organ do

rah Wi

he next-of-kin signature w

wasn't her

ut undeniably fake. The slant was wr

his monstrous betrayal. He hadn' t just manipulated the

availability of Sophia's mother's transplant – i

ne: the pictures of Sophia, the receipts, the bank

symbol of love or partnership. It was a brand, marking her as the wife of

et out. Far

gan to

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“My mother was dying, and the transplant was her only hope, but it was "very expensive." I swore I'd find the money, somehow. But then, my fiancé broke off our engagement, choosing Sophia Bellweather instead. Desperate, I accepted my childhood friend Ethan Miller's shocking proposal: he'd cover all medical costs if I married him. He became my savior. My mother still died shortly after the surgery, her body rejecting the organ. Five years into our stable, quiet marriage, I overheard Ethan and his friend talking. "That organ was meant for Sarah Williams. You diverted it, Ethan. You played God." My world stopped. He admitted my mother's organ had been rerouted to save Sophia Bellweather' s mother. And our marriage? "A penance," he confessed, "to give Ava a good life, to protect her. And... it kept things quiet." The man I married, my supposed savior, had orchestrated my mother's death out of obsession for another woman. My entire life, my grief, my five-year marriage-a meticulously crafted lie. My heart hammered, a cold fury rising. I was a fool, walking blindly into a monstrous deception. He destroyed everything. Now, everything will be destroyed, starting with finding the truth.”
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