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Rose Garden Revenge

Chapter 3 

Word Count: 869    |    Released on: 30/06/2025

om. The entire house shook. I sat up in bed, my heart po

the sky was exploding in color. Red, gold, blu

tantly who

ning room. He was beaming, full of self-satis

ere a child showing off a new toy. "A little surpr

nded a wing at the children' s hospital. He had refused my r

.. loud,"

e didn't like my l

ne turning accusatory. "Because of your housekeeper' s outburs

d? Robert, you are the one who

ll show her respect. You will go to the guest house, and yo

ed to shame me, to break m

forward again. "Sir, please. Don' t do this to her. Puni

ks at my construction site on the docks, doesn't he? It would be a shame i

clear. Mrs. Gable went pale. She look

my own pain, but I could not bear to

"Fine. I'

triumphant smile. "I

ld not let him see how much this cost me. For Mrs. Gable, f

house. The sculpture garden that had replaced my roses was half-finished, ugly

e veranda, seated at a small table set for breakfast. The entire household st

first married. The gesture was so intimate, so familiar, it felt like a physical bl

approach a

n us. Liam was just telling me how u

e, her eyes glea

all to hear. "As the former lady of this house, you set a poor

gh the staff. Bow? To her? T

d, a new voice spoke up.

ing officer from his short time in the military. He was one of the few p

r," he said. "Show y

aughed. A har

m. "Liam is young. Fertile. We will have children. Strong sons to carry on the Vance name. I can' t have her," he said, pointing at

s a weapon against me. He wasn't just erasing my past; he was s

gs. That was it. That was the final, unforgivable blow. H

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“For ten years, I, Eleanor Vance, played the perfect wife, silent and supportive, while my celebrated architect husband, Robert, built his monuments of glass and steel-and enjoyed a revolving door of ninety-nine mistresses. But the real crack in my meticulously constructed facade came when his latest, Liam, moved into our guesthouse and began digging up my most cherished possession: my rose garden, a sacred memorial to the two children we lost. Not only did Robert permit this desecration, but he publicly humiliated me, praising Liam as a "dazzling talent" at a lavish party more extravagant than our wedding, while our social circle whispered and pitied me. The ultimate blow came when he used the memory of our dead children as a weapon, ordering me to kneel before Liam. How could he so casually dismiss my grief, my sacrifices, and the sacred space I carved out of our shared tragedy? How could a man I loved with every fiber of my being tear down my very soul for an empty imitation of a past ghost? In that shattering moment, as a cruel smile spread across his face, I knew my love for him was finally dead; and Eleanor Vance, the dutiful wife, chose to embark on a radical, irreversible path to reclaim her life, her dignity, and her legacy, planning a public, messy fight he wouldn' t see coming.”
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