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His Political Wife's Secret

Chapter 4 

Word Count: 580    |    Released on: 17/06/2025

a perfumed whirlwind, all cooing

itically scanning my slightly fuller figure. "Carrie will take g

s and serene smiles, immed

rculation," she said, placing a hand on my arm. "And I can show y

Jack, her eyes lingering on him, her voice soft and

He was always a sucker for a beaut

oman," he remarked to me later that

st s

eir visit, I put m

in Jack's private study, a room tha

you be an absolute angel and fetch a blue folder from Jack's desk? I se

s lit up. A c

SB. Anythi

minutes, then f

s desk, but with his private ledger ope

e full of innocent surpri

ng the ledger shut

your folder. This study is so... ma

I said, pointing. "And Jack is very

walked in, dra

here?" he asked,

s just kindly fetching a folder for me. I think

flustered apology. "Yes, silly me

sing his face as he noticed the slightly askew ledge

hing important, Jack. SB seem

o, no, of course not, Carri

at clearly said, Don

"Sarah-Beth, you shouldn't be sending Carrie into Jack

s palpable, her defen

tly triumphant. She had been "discovered," but

so pred

gies, Carrie. And thank yo

e's snooping was planted, even if

s house, and Jack's attention, were n

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His Political Wife's Secret
“I was Sarah-Beth Beaumont, the elegant wife of Charleston' s rising political star, Jack Beaumont Jr. My life seemed picture-perfect, and the news of my pregnancy promised an even brighter future. A Beaumont heir would solidify our legacy, and Jack beamed with pride. But behind the smiles, a chilling truth festered. My sister, Carrie, emerged from the shadows, her eyes cold as she whispered venom into my ear: "He never loved you. You were just a placeholder." Then, the brutal pain, the darkness. They killed me, and my unborn baby, watching me bleed out. My husband stood by, choosing her. The betrayal was absolute, the finality of death a cruel end to my naive devotion. They discarded me like trash, their ambition stained with my blood and the life of our child. There was no escape, no justice, only the agonizing realization of their monstrous deception. How could I have been so blind? So utterly disposable? The horror of that final moment, the searing pain of their betrayal, haunted me even as my life slipped away. What kind of monster plots to extinguish a life, especially an innocent one, for power and prestige? But then, a gasp. My eyes flew open. I was back. Not in my grave, but in my bed, on June 14th – the day disaster began. My stomach was flat, but not empty. This time, I wouldn't be their victim. I was back for one purpose: to make them pay, and to protect my child, no matter the cost.”
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