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The Unwanted Wife's True Home

Chapter 4 

Word Count: 800    |    Released on: 13/06/2025

anding near Izzy, imme

shoved Izzy! M

accusatory, cut throug

roken pieces in a silk scarf in my evening

have seen

sharpest, jagged piece of the painted wood clutched in her han

y sobbed, holding it up for all t

of wood, so precious to me, is now

eeding. I must have gripped the o

his kind eyes as he gave me th

on was the ult

eigned an apology to me, loud e

didn't mean it. You've ju

fresh tears spring to her eyes, then

alculated moves, he

lling certainty, that

e, contorted with rage

expression a mixture of

his small face mirr

ought I was fighting for, it

oice surprisingly steady in the sudden

ed into silence for a mo

arling, she's hysterical! She d

tighter, her eyes w

: the damsel in distress. Espe

d to a security guard, his eyes fi

lked away, head held high, past

a single bag. My pre-packed

s I'd had a lawyer draw u

tated for only a second. Then I signe

e my freedom, and perhaps, h

s gleaming mahogany desk,

phone bu

loe? Is

back."It's time.

leaving behind ten years of

later. He called my main phone

Eleanor, his

e left divorce papers!

a moment. Then, her voi

best, Mark. She was ne

loe, so passive for so long, acting w

ft on her nightstand. He didn't know why he

blogger. Detailing her plots, her p

narrative sticks. The crazi

a nice touch, rig

a wave o

, the phone clutched

other? What has

t her son, her expression

of her secrets

are things you don't know. Things I did

rty. The fraternity. The pills he'd used, thi

onsensual

, silenced the campus invest

scuing" a drunk, promiscuous

ice barely a whisper."Ethan wa

ilted under

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“My life as Mrs. Harrison of Boston's elite was a gilded cage, beautiful from the outside, suffocating within. But that cage shattered in a third-grade classroom. My 9-year-old son, Ethan, declared in front of everyone, "She's not my real mom. Grandma Eleanor said Dad took her in, like charity." His words were a knife, twisted by my husband's ex-girlfriend, Izzy, who had subtly infiltrated our home. She turned Ethan against me, destroyed my last sentimental possession, and systematically framed me for instability. My mother-in-law, Eleanor, even threatened to have me committed. The cruel climax arrived at a charity gala. There, Izzy orchestrated a theatrical "fall," and Ethan, coached by her, gleefully accused me of violence. The humiliation was total, public, and exquisitely painful. How could my own family conspire to destroy me like this? Was I truly meant to be erased, just a ghost haunting a life never mine? But as the crowd stared, a cold resolve settled within me. I was pregnant with another man's child, my one true secret, my hope. That night, I walked out of the mansion. I left behind signed divorce papers relinquishing everything, including custody of my son. This wasn't surrender; it was survival. My desperate escape was just the beginning of a truth that would bring their gilded world crashing down. And my new life, finally on my terms, was waiting.”
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