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The Wedding Night Bite

Chapter 4 

Word Count: 603    |    Released on: 26/06/2025

pty when I got home. Instead,

, crying. She was picking up the shards

bbed, holding up a piece of the frame.

across the mess on the floor. I fe

to talk,

ascara. "You've changed, Caleb. The second we get

h. "You bit me on our wedding night

comforting me because yo

bandana, Jocelyn. A bandana

d, crying out in pain. She' d cut her hand on a piec

s caught a different scar. A fa

sc

her parents' house. My crutches slipped, and I started to fall. Jocelyn lunged forward to st

te symbol of her devotion. The proof that she would hurt herself to

at it, I ju

d, and began to clean and bandage the cut. Her sobs subsided into sniffles. She was watching me,

eard the roar of a truck engine in the dri

burst open wi

is crew of idiots. They w

ending grin on his face. "Came to throw

they owned it. They looked at me, then around

t, flustered. "Ryan! What

"But we're running low on the good stuff. Hey, Caleb, be a pal and run over to the

order. And it was a clear plo

Yeah, Caleb," she said quietly.

s smug face. I knew what w

said. "N

the door, into the cool night a

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“The rented cabin was supposed to be my honeymoon suite, the culmination of years of devotion to Jocelyn. But on our wedding night, my bride, dressed in white, sat on the bed wearing a red bandana over her mouth. She tearfully confessed it was to honor her first kiss, shared with her ex, Ryan Blakely, insisting she preserve that memory. When I gently tried to remove it, she flinched, then bit my hand, screaming I was disrespectful and only wanted what I wanted, before storming out. The next morning, she posted a picture with Ryan on social media, implying I gave her the silent treatment and calling him a "real friend." Years of sacrifice-a football scholarship, a dream business, my friends-all for her, felt like a lie. I looked at the bite mark, a small wound that felt like a gaping chasm in our entire relationship, and knew something was fundamentally broken. The old Caleb would have chased her, begged for an apology, desperate to fix things. But this time, something snapped, and I called my friends to officially start the hunting guide business I had abandoned for her. My life with Jocelyn was over, and I was finally going to live for myself.”
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