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Wife's Revenge: A Sweet Dish

Chapter 2 

Word Count: 1044    |    Released on: 30/06/2025

urring past, but I wasn' t seeing any of it. My mind was a whirlwind of calculations and strategies. David, on

o glued to

low, angled away from me, thinking I wouldn't notice. I watched him out of the corner of my eye. He was texting someone he had

"The package is almo

dea. Swallowed the

w on my face. I just sat there, my hands resting on my still-flat stomach, a sil

gas station about an

vid said, pulling up to the pu

n old habit, a sign of his complete and utter arrogance. He never thought I' d

ed in my chest

. Another sign of his supreme confidence in my ignorance. I o

l there.

on a beach somewhere, his arm wrapped around her. There were pictures of a baby boy, a chi

'orphanage' today," Sarah wro

g. Tomorrow, I'll bring Leo home. Tell her the adoption went through fas

Mexico by the end of the week. Let her deal w

ttle l

ld melt steel. They weren't just leaving him; they were discardi

d forwarded the entire thread to my own phone. I sent the photos, the messages, everything. Then, I carefully de

eerful smile on his face, I took mine and thank

e didn't get the child that day; just as Sarah's text had said, it

ve and the effort of his deception. He slept soundly, snori

st. But something stronger was rising to meet it: a cold, calculated fury. He had called me barren while he was having

ot get awa

suits and designer clothes. I ran my hand over the fine fabrics, things he' d insisted on buyin

avy, custom-tailored, the one he had worn on our wedding

nd took out a pair of lar

and, I made the first cut, right up the back. The sound of the fabric ripping was deeply, primally sati

l the power suit was nothing more tha

a piece of the shredded suit on it. A silent

over him as he slept. He looked so peacefu

re would be no more

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