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Beyond the Eyes: A Wife's Escape

Chapter 2 

Word Count: 712    |    Released on: 10/07/2025

terms, Emily was standing guard outside David' s room like a vulture. A

wife. She has a right to

see her. He said I'm the only one he wants. She' s pr

ran down the hall, str

hering you again?" he yelled,

ne, still cracked. He was my son, but he

your mother,"

m!" he shouted. The words were a perfect echo of w

said, though her smile was tri

voice, hoarse and angry, boomed out. "W

head bandaged, his face a mess of bruises. But the thickest bandages were over hi

anded. "Came to see how mu

about the divorc

ng up the act? Don't worry, Emily will take good care

eyes. All that was left of Alex. Wasted on this cruel,

say? Cat got your

r with," I said. "I've a

ted to get rid of you for y

cuss your treatment plan. The cornea transplant is your only option to restore your sight

avid said immediately

" Dr. Carter said patiently. "That

the perfect person for the job. She seems to care so m

cion. David was clearly expecting me to fight, to insist

rson! You don't even care that my dad is hu

in the quiet room. Leo froze, his eyes wide with shock. He' d never bee

roared, trying to get ou

ly low. "He is my son. And you have done a terrible

into her arms. "You're just jealous of me an

man who can't tell the difference between a caretaker and a leech?" I looked a

t sham of a marri

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“The phone rang, shattering the silence. It was the hospital. My husband, David, was in the ER. He'd been in a severe accident, his injuries particularly bad to his face and eyes. When the doctor told me his corneas were beyond repair, a strange sense of peace washed over me. The very reason I'd married him - the eyes that had once belonged to Alex, the love of my life - were now destroyed. I walked out of the hospital and called my lawyer. "Draw up the divorce papers," I said. "I'm done." My marriage wasn't real; it was a cage I'd built. For five years, I' d endured his insults, his coldness, his affairs, all to keep Alex's eyes in my life. He'd even taught our son, Leo, to despise me, to call me names, to see me with his father' s contempt. The day before his accident, I' d threatened divorce if he went on a reckless trip with his mistress. He' d scoffed, certain I' d crawl back. But now, the corneas were gone. The last piece of Alex was gone. My reason for staying, my obsession, my penance-it was all over. He wouldn't see me at the hospital, telling the nurse his fiancée, Emily, was his only family. That was fine. It made this cleaner. I was finally free.”
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