The Unwanted Wife's Awakening
s voice calm and professional, and promised to draft the documents immediately. W
t like I had gained myself. This amnesia wasn't a curse, it was a release. It had wiped
d of seeing but never had the courage to visit alone. My passion was painting, a talent I had buried under years
didn't come. He sent his driver, an older man named
The silence in the car was
yes?" I asked,
e probably expected tears or a tantrum. "She's doing well, Mrs. Sterling. Mr. St
n the air. Liam's world revolved around her. I was just an obstacle. It didn't hurt to hear
ome. It looked like a museum-beautiful, expensive, and completely devoi
photos of us together. My art supplies were packed away in a dusty corner of the attic. The only personal touches were mine, small things I
art of our life together. I had promised myself I would make him love me. I thought my devotion could melt his cold
sonal. My side of the bed was neatly made, untouched.
e dresses I never wore, was a small, locked chest. I found the
dia
ng was mine, but the words felt like they belon
He didn't even look at me. I cooked his favorite meal, but he didn't touc
I gave it to him, he just said, 'I don't need this.' He spent the evening on the phone
mission. She cried and said she was sorry. Mom and Dad told me it was just a painting and I shouldn't upset
hing neglect. The girl who wrote this diary was starving for a single crumb of affection. She had abando
e would meticulously learn his preferences, only for him to ignore her efforts. I read a
slow, painful death. The death
re for her. For the Olivia who had suffered so much, who had thought she was
shaking with sobs. It was a eulogy f
the diary. "I'm so sorry for what they d
d in my heart,
e you. I will protect yo
th me, not as a source of pain, but as a reminder of what I had sur
case with my essential belongings. I didn't take any of the clothes or
caller ID read 'Hayes Home'. I hes
s. Her voice was
or Scarlett tomorrow night to celebrate her recovery. Don'
care. It was another command. Anoth
eagerly agreed, desperate
not the
I could already feel the st