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The Home-Wrecker Was Her Lover

Chapter 2 

Word Count: 508    |    Released on: 03/07/2025

ne was still vivid. It was frail, the skin

hat was stealing her away. "Promise me. Promise me you'll take

throat tight with unshed tears. "I'l

tired curve of her lips

her apartment settled around me, I pulled out

sed away th

the screen, needing

me almost an

ow much you loved her. She was a

ant. There was no "I wish I could be there," no "Call me if you nee

ext arrived a

ue commissioners all week. It's a huge dea

he last two years, taking care of Grandma after her diagnosis. Chloe was in the US, building her empire, becomi

lways a convenient excuse. Her work was demanding, I knew that. I had always been her biggest s

, holding Chloe while she cried, managing her family, being the suppo

k handling her estate, my grief a constant, heavy weight. In that q

to

spontaneous. I wanted to just show up, to see the surprise and joy on her face, to hold her and never let go. I imagined knocking

seven years of dista

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The Home-Wrecker Was Her Lover
The Home-Wrecker Was Her Lover
“I'd been gone seven years, building our future, tending to my dying grandmother, holding onto the promise of coming home to my wife, Chloe. Then came the punch-a brutal, public assault from a man in a black baseball cap. He screamed, "You home-wrecker!" while cameras materialized, flashing like a firing squad. Reporters shoved microphones in my face, asking if it was true I was screwing Chloe Davis and getting paid for it. Chloe Davis. My wife. The questions made no sense. My attacker ripped off his sunglasses, revealing Mark Jensen, a celebrity athlete, who then threw intimate photos of him and Chloe at my feet. "I'm her boyfriend!" he bellowed to the media, pointing to an expensive watch, a gift from her. "What does a bum like you have?" Boyfriend? For years? My mind reeled. The woman I'd been married to for seven years? The confusion curdled into pure, incandescent rage. I pulled out my worn leather wallet, clutched a folded document, and held it high for everyone to see. "What are you talking about?" I yelled, my voice shaking with fury. "I'm her lawful husband!" A collective gasp went through the crowd. They'd come to expose a kept man, but the real home-wrecker was the one who threw the first punch.”
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