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From Victim to Victor

Chapter 5 

Word Count: 584    |    Released on: 30/06/2025

decade-long bond, that I dismissed all the early warning signs. Sarah was just a friend, I told myself. Their late-n

h in Ethan. That wa

meone suggested a stupid party game: everyone puts their phone in the middle of the table, and we take turns reading

ext to Ethan, picked up my phone. Her smile w

y shoulders. It was my older brother, Mark. He had died in a car accident three years prior. The photo was my favorite of

ced with a theatrical surprise

an looked over, and I saw a flicker of some

k," I said quietly, the

idn't mean to... I'm so insensitive." She put the phone down quickly, but the damage was done.

babe. She didn't know." He said the rig

road. The seed Sarah had planted was already starting to sprout in the fertile ground of his insecur

insidious. She never attacked me directly. Her method was to praise

a sigh, as if it were a burden. "Guys are just drawn to

a. I'm always so focused on my career, my future. She

y opposite: serious, stable, and utterly devoted to helping Ethan succeed. And because she always did it wit

soning the water, and I was watc

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“The downtown coffee shop was just another Tuesday, another latte, until a voice from five years ago sliced through the mundane. Jessica, holding a ridiculously expensive handbag, scanned me with eyes full of judgment, then dropped a bombshell: Ethan, my ex, still mentioned me. He'd soared to success, made millions, yet, according to her, he never forgot "the girl who just disappeared," the one who supposedly "accused him of not understanding her." The twisted narrative continued, painting him as the heartbroken victim, me as the obsessed, unfaithful one who used him as a "substitute" for a ghost. My hand clenched on my purse, the old lies churning my stomach, the memory of public shame and private agony flickering back. But the old pain dissolved into pure clarity as I looked her straight in the eye: "I'm married, Jessica. And my son is turning four next month."”
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