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The Wife He Cast Aside

Chapter 3 

Word Count: 860    |    Released on: 09/07/2025

d in health, for richer or for p

million miles away. He had meant them, I thought. Back then, in that stuffy court

hen did this cold, cruel

unded. She was probably a few months along. He had been lying to me for months. While I was injecting m

so vile it made

led out of my mouth before I could st

f pants, paused. He turned to me,

he asked, his tone dr

" I asked, my eyes locked on his. I need

It was not a happy sound. It was a cruel, mocking l

, shaking his head. "We both know that

ned that I had a condition that made getting pregnant difficult, but not impossible. David had been so suppor

pushed, desperation maki

o his face was level with mine on the

deliberately, "I would assume it wasn'

as a nail i

fingers closed around the plastic stick. With a final, desperate

avid," I whispered

gleamed in the dim

lked in, I saw a flicker of somet

rom my hand, his eyes

. "No. It' s not possib

w tight. For a single, insane moment, I thought I saw a flic

e moment

sudden, violent movement, he snapped the pregnancy test i

e snarled. "I don' t wan

me with such disgust, as if I were somethi

ofound dismissal that it made me flinch. It was like

omorrow," he said, his voice flat and final. He wal

ly called out

pau

et your walle

icked up his wallet, and then walked out of

t, the sound echoing throu

fe. A sob ripped through me, a raw, animal sound of pure agony. I curl

made, on a night we' d spent look

er leave you, Sara

t was a

ould the man I loved, the life I h

as playing a c

s the pu

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The Wife He Cast Aside
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“The two pink lines on the pregnancy test glowed back at me, a beacon of hope after two years of trying. My first thought was David, my husband, away at a tech conference. This was everything we wanted for our future. But when I video-called him, eager to share the joyous news, it wasn't his face that filled the screen. I heard his voice, cold and dismissive, telling someone, "I' ll tell her I want a divorce tomorrow." Then came the husky, triumphant voice of Emily White, his head of marketing: "You promise, David? You' ll leave her for me?" My phone slipped from my trembling hand as he promised Emily, "Tomorrow, it' ll be over. Then it' s just you and me. And our baby." The words "Divorce" and "Our baby" echoed in the silent bathroom, each a cruel twist of the knife. I stood there, stunned, the positive pregnancy test in my hand a mockery of my shattered reality. Returning home, I found David and Emily in our bed, in our perfect suburban home. Not only was he unapologetic, but he also physically shoved me, then stood there, naked and defiant, declaring our marriage over. When I, shaking, revealed my pregnancy, he snatched the test, snarled, "It doesn' t matter. I don' t want it. I don' t want you," and snapped the test in two, throwing the broken pieces at my feet. How could the man who promised me the world, the man I poured my life into, become this cruel stranger? How could he deny his own child, especially after knowing my struggles to conceive? The betrayal was compounded when I discovered, through a chilling message, that he had been with Emily, celebrating their "first big deal," on the day of my father' s funeral. The man I loved had desecrated my deepest grief. Now, a cold, hard resolve clicked into place. He would pay for every lie, every betrayal, every tear.”
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