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His Cruel Test, My Broken Heart

Chapter 2 

Word Count: 504    |    Released on: 04/07/2025

d out, moving like a sleepwalker through the bustlin

ning my mother's ashes carefully on my lap. The city noise was a dull roar around me. Peo

ickered to life. It was a business news segment. And there was Jake's face, s

of Miller Corp, Announces New Tech

ssively on his arm, smiling at the cameras. The report c

it was a public spectacle. Everyone knew

t. I pulled it out. The scr

ver the green icon. After a few rin

ice was warm, intimate, the same voice he used every day. "

t listened, ho

now. "Listen, I know I've been distant. I've been working on somethin

mouth. He was preparing for his big

egan, his voice dropping to a conspiratorial whisper. "The debt

red button, en

en I stood up, holding the urn, and starte

rred and my legs ached. I finally stopped in

dark, I fin

. My mother's sacrifice. Our shared struggle. The love I thought was real. It was all a jok

r died f

. The pain was so immense it felt like

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“The hospital air was cold, the envelope in my trembling hands heavy with the thirty thousand dollars – every penny my mother and I had scraped together to save her. But the bed was empty. The nurse' s soft words, "She' s gone," shattered my world. Then came the note, her shaky handwriting revealing a truth more devastating than death: She' d endured unbearable pain, not for a cure, but to save money for Jake, for my freedom. Clutching her ashes, I arrived at Jake' s office, the "good man who' d just lost his way." Then I heard it-voices from the conference room: my creditor, Chloe Adams, and Jake' s cold, analytical voice. "You can' t have a gold digger for a wife," Chloe purred. And Jake' s reply, chilling me to the bone: "Next, I need to know if she' s truly devoted to me... If she still loves me and not my money, then I' ll marry her." My mother died for a lie. His "struggle," our sacrifices, our love – it was all a cruel, elaborate test. A game. He was the CEO of Miller Corp, a billionaire, and I was just a lab rat in his sick experiment. I walked out, leaving him, his lies, and the ruins of my life behind. I will never look back.”
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