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From Collateral to Queen

Chapter 4 

Word Count: 547    |    Released on: 24/06/2025

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clinical reality. The nurse looked at me with pity. I felt noth

left one messaging app open, a single, foolish thread of hope that he might

ever

walked like a zombie to the hospital pharmacy

ly, laughing

th a sudden, violent anger. I just wanted to be

the restroom, a cru

what the cat dragg

s, my eyes fixed on my own ref

the counter beside my purse. Her eyes

So the old hag couldn't even hold onto a baby. How pat

simmering inside me exploded. I turned and raised my

ver made

saw my raised hand, saw Molly's fa

of it sent my head snapping t

orted with rage. He pulled Molly behind him, shielding h

. In that moment, everything became clear. The last shred of hope, the

ned, picked up my purse an

d drafted an email to all the clients we shared, informing them that

blocked. I took screenshots of The Wolfpack chat,

them to a f

t the best thing about an older woman is we k

e to the airport. I boarded the first fl

e bright, clear sky, I didn't feel sadness. I felt nothing

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From Collateral to Queen
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“I was 34, finally pregnant and ready to build the family I' d always dreamed of with Caleb, six years my junior. He said he loved my maturity, my independence, my established life – making me feel cherished. But then I found his laptop, open to a group chat called "The Wolfpack." The messages cut deep: I was his "training wheels," a "practice run" for the "real thing" – his high school sweetheart, Molly. My world shattered as I realized every sacrifice I'd made, every penny I' d spent on him, was part of his cruel game. The stress the betrayal caused led to a painful miscarriage, but that wasn't the worst. At the hospital, Caleb introduced me as a mere "colleague" to Molly, the very woman he' d been practicing for. Later, back home amidst his mocking friends, Molly "accidentally" spilled boiling soup on me, then whispered, "He' ll never want a desperate old hag like you." When I tried to retaliate, Caleb burst in and slapped me, hard, for daring to "hurt" his precious Molly. He left me bleeding and broken on the floor, while his friends – the Wolfpack – leered, suggesting they could "have some fun while he' s gone." How could the man who promised me a future be such a monster? How could I have been so blind? Lying there, bleeding, I realized I had to escape this nightmare. With the last shred of my dignity, I decided to leave, determined to start a new life where I was truly free.”
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