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The Perfume of Betrayal

Chapter 1 

Word Count: 744    |    Released on: 27/06/2025

ner furniture Walter had picked out. Everything was perfect, clean, and cold. I ran a hand over the smooth marble of the kitchen

a small crack into a canyon, and we were standing on opposite sides, just staring. I thought about Leo, our son, sleeping peacefully upstairs. He was the

foyer, shrugging off his expensive coat. He didn't look at me at first, his focus on loosening his tie. When

up," he said, his

ume, sickly sweet and flo

s was loud and cheap, the kind of fragrance that announce

o intense it made my hands tremble. It was such a stark contrast to

stairs. He dropped his briefcase by the foot of the

ed my gaze. He was putting on a show, the good husband coming home late from work. I saw the text he sent me hou

sked, his back to me as

ed from the pocket o

the stairs, and a flicker of panic crossed his face. Before he could m

t his phone. The screen was lit up. A no

fun tonight ❤ Can

own, a taunt aimed directly at me. It was a cheap, digital declaration of what I

the pho

cold annoyance. He didn't look guilty. He looked irritated that he'd been caught. The sweet perfume I'd smelled on his

eps heavy and deliberate, and snatched the phone from my hand. He didn't even look at me. He answered the call, turni

. No, she's fine. Don't wor

A problem to be managed. The cold of the marble island n

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“The silence in our perfect, cold house was heavy, broken only by the hum of the refrigerator as I waited for my husband, Walter, to come home. I knew the moment he walked in: a sickly sweet, cheap perfume clung to his expensive suit, a stark, vulgar stain on our pristine air, and a single text notification on his phone screamed: "Chloe: Had so much fun tonight ❤️ Can't wait for more. xx." He tried to dismiss it, to gaslight me, but when I fled to my sister' s, my mother and even his own mother called, not to offer comfort, but to demand I "be the bigger person" and forgive his "little mistake" for the sake of our son and his reputation. How could I be the bigger person when they were all so determined to shrink me, to erase every trace of my worth and identity, painting me as the hysterical wife while he built a new life with his mistress right under my nose, even using my late husband's name to fund it? No longer content to be "handled," I returned home, not to reconcile, but to prepare for war, knowing that justice would be served, publicly and unequivocally, on the night of our son's birthday party.”
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