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The Illusion Of His Love

Chapter 2 

Word Count: 569    |    Released on: 03/07/2025

ith a deep, settled exhaustion that sleep couldn't fix. Ethan acted as if nothing had happened. He was consumed with Scarlett, who had moved into our guesthouse. He spent his days wit

ntion Lily. Instead, he dropped a leash on the counter. "Scarlett's emotional sup

ce I was a child. Scarlett appeared in the doorway, a smug smile on her face. "His name is Cerberus," she said, her voice sickly sweet.

rom it as possible. On the third night, I was woken by a high-pitched yelp from the guesthouse. I ran outside to find Scarlett cradling the

as already crying, accusing me of poisoning the dog's food, of wanting to hurt her. The vet she called later claimed the dog had

the basement. "You wanted to hurt her," he hissed, his grip tightening until bruises formed. "You're jealous and you're cr

voice was raw, but no one came. The cold seeped into my bones, a biting, relentless chill that made my teeth chatter and my muscles seize. I curled into a ball on the concrete floor, the darkness absolute. My body grew numb, my thoughts

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“The private jet was a symbol of my high-flying life with Ethan Vance, my husband and tech empire co-founder. But then he slid a contract across the table, demanding I sign away my company share, declaring it was to repay a debt to his supposedly lost first love, Scarlett. As I hesitated, he had his bodyguards throw my younger sister, Lily, from the plane, her terrified screams swallowed by the roar of the engines. I was left utterly broken, locked in a freezing basement, my mother' s cherished bracelet shattered, her grave desecrated – all while Ethan paraded Scarlett as his fiancée, even forcing me to be her maid of honor. How could the man I loved destroy everything I held dear, believing a manipulative con artist' s lies, and feel no remorse? Yet, as I walked down the aisle at their wedding, a defiant plan ignited within me: freedom, no matter the cost.”