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The Wedding He Lost

Chapter 4 

Word Count: 624    |    Released on: 26/06/2025

white walls and cheap furniture. It wasn't one of the suites w

d tired, annoyed. He placed a glass of water a

e flat. "You're lucky. It could have been worse. Why didn't you tel

d loss in his pool after his guards

e pills. Then

arm across the table. The glass and t

voice was quiet, but i

er, don

t of my

something-surprise? confusion?-in his eyes. Then

enough to walk. I made my way down t

my mother had cultivated from her own prized collection, wer

nch, sipping lemonade. Sh

pollen allergies have been just awful with the p

nly marrying you to give the baby a proper name without a scandal. Once it's born and the talk dies down,

ottom

id, her voice a trium

nothing. The ice inside me

with fake panic. She le

me! Help! She's tryi

the soft grass, but directly into the sw

ud. He didn't even hesitate. He saw her in the water

cked across my face. The force o

inches from mine. "Get on your

e into the water again. I saw the madness in his

me go, his expression a storm of fury and confusion. He turned, dov

o her, and carried her back into the h

ek stinging, the tast

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“For eight years, I played the perfect high-society fiancée to Andrew Lester, a man consumed by guilt, whose emotional distance masked a disturbing fixation on his "niece," Molly. I silently endured his self-imposed celibacy, convinced his aloofness was just his penance. But weeks before our wedding, I found a positive pregnancy test in our bathroom trash. It wasn't mine. Hours later, the man who hadn't touched me in years stormed into my bedroom and his hands closed around my throat. "Where is she?" he whispered, desperate, then chillingly revealed, "She's pregnant, Jennifer. With my child." My heart didn't break; it turned to ice as he choked me while begging for the girl carrying his baby. Then, the ultimate betrayal: thrown into our freezing pool by his guards, I watched him comfort Molly, heard him call me a "shield," right before a sharp, agonizing pain erupted. I looked down to see a dark plume of blood in the water. I was losing my baby. I woke in a bare guest room, branded "dramatic" for bleeding out in his pool. Later, Molly, with a smirk, told me she' d removed my roses for her fake allergies and that Andrew only married me "for show." Moments later, she faked a fall into the pool, shrieking about her baby, and Andrew, without hesitation, slapped me across the face, utterly blind to her deception. The sting on my cheek, the taste of blood in my mouth, and his complete devotion to her lie finally shattered my last illusion. He had made his choice. Now, I would make mine.”
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