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Chapter 3
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Released on: 30/06/2025
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s that?" he demanded,
hat, Mark? Me leaving the party y
und to see if anyone was watching. "Luna is my fr
' You never mentioned a woman I've never met before, a woman who feels comfort
rsh, maybe, but you didn't have to be so rude to
embarrassed? Mark, this was supposed to be our anniversary. Ou
I wanted to know the real reas
n this way," he stammered, avoiding my
was a public humiliation. You let her touch you, you let her insult me, and you de
ook slightly ashamed, b
t is." He reached for my hand, his tone shifting to one of pleading. "Come
nothing but disgust. He still didn't get it
e dangerously quiet. "Oh, Mark. Y
owly, a bitter smi
re she's waiting to comfort you after
he heavy glass door, stepping out into th
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The Other Woman Wins? Not!
“It was our fifth wedding anniversary, but instead of a romantic dinner, I found myself surrounded by my husband Mark's boisterous "bros" at a loud steakhouse. Then, a woman I'd never seen before, Luna, slinked in, claiming to be "like a sister" to Mark, yet pressing against him and flirting brazenly. Mark not only entertained her advances but defended her when she deliberately provoked me, even after I accidentally shattered a water glass in shock. He chose her side, embarrassing me in front of everyone. My blood ran cold as Luna gifted Mark matching wolf cufflinks, a symbol of their secret bond, while dismissively waving off our anniversary. Why was he allowing this public humiliation? Why was he complicit in this blatant disrespect of our marriage? I walked out, and when Mark later came home, still wearing Luna's gift and offering me a peace-offering cake with two pieces missing-the 'H' and 'A' for "Happy Anniversary," which he'd given to Luna-I knew. "I want a divorce, Mark."”