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The Wife He Thought He Broke

Chapter 3 

Word Count: 542    |    Released on: 04/07/2025

m, his face a mask of manufactured worry. Emily was sitting besi

ith you, Sarah? Your daughter is in an emergency room, and you' re

ttack, not a heart attack," I

just the right amount of theatrical despair. He was good, I had to give him that. "If you don' t car

ad been waiting for, th

ond of hesitation. "Get the p

ction he' d expected. He thought I would beg, that I w

etched with panic. My mother, Susan, saw me

lway. "They told me you wouldn' t come! That you didn' t c

gile-looking Lily. Her eyes, wide and scared, found mine immedia

voice trembling. "Please...

this moment of cruelty. I had to break her heart to save her life. I looked

and back as if he

h. "I don' t. To be honest, I love Leo more now. He ha

My mother gasped in horror. My father

," she cooed, casting a sorrowful look at me. "Sarah, you don' t mean

ll of them, I blocked my parents' numbers. Then I bl

again," I said to

ckage of my family behind me. I didn't let them see the tears

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The Wife He Thought He Broke
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“My parents' living room, usually a haven, felt like a courtroom as I delivered my verdict. "The brownstone goes to Emily' s son, Leo." The silence cracked with my mother' s gasp, Lily' s heartbroken whisper, and my father' s stunned roar. They saw a monster, cold and unfeeling, sacrificing my own daughter' s future for a perceived wrong. My husband, Mark, seized the moment, orchestrating a public spectacle that branded me an unfit mother, a betrayer of my own flesh and blood. He paraded Emily, my supposed best friend, as the wronged party, while Lily, my sweet Lily, crumpled under the weight of my manufactured cruelty. On live television, before a horrified nation, I was forced to declare my daughter worthless, to shatter her trust with words that tasted like ash in my throat. I watched her collapse, her little body convulsing, knowing I had just broken her heart to save her life. But what kind of mother drives her child to such despair? What unforgivable sin did I commit to warrant this public condemnation? They think they' ve won, that they' ve stripped me of everything. But they haven' t taken Lily. Not yet. And in the silent, strategic war I' m waging, their every move, every lie, every smug act of triumph, is only bringing them closer to their inevitable downfall.”
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