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The First Lady's Faked Demise

Chapter 3 

Word Count: 362    |    Released on: 24/06/2025

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ndless questions from a doctor whose loyalty was to Wesley, not to medicine. They took photos of me at my worst-exhau

was just a prelude to the

came for m

apsed. A severe, mysterious "allergic reaction." I was r

in hives, her breathing shallow. A White House

Reed," I pleaded, my voice

doorway, his face a mas

he said smoothly. "As soon

the screen was a prepare

"Go on camera. Tell the world you're unstable and sorry. Do that, and the best

aughter's life as

ing face. I looked at the man who w

it," I

ession. I felt the weight of the world's judgment settle on my shoulders, a

e a curt nod. The whir of helicop

for my upcoming "accidental" death. The world would see it as th

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“For ten years, I, Jocelyn Chavez, the First Lady, was a prisoner in a gilded cage, enduring my President husband' s public humiliations with his mistress. But then, I heard his chilling confession: he framed my family for treason, destroyed my father, imprisoned my brother, and now planned my "accidental" death to make his mistress the next First Lady. My world shattered as he orchestrated my public downfall, forcing me to confess to poisoning his mistress's son and leveraging my daughter' s life to make me admit I was "unstable" before the press. Every humiliation, every lie, every wound-each cut deeper than the last, culminating in him telling me my mother was dead and then plotting to terminate our unborn child. But he didn't know the old Jocelyn was gone; I was fighting back, and the explosion that rocked D.C., supposedly claiming my life and my daughter's, was my masterpiece, not his.”
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