The Unwanted Wife's Rebirth
d behind Julian Hayes, my hand resting lightly on his shoulder, a perfect, smiling accessory. For six years
was my b
id, his voice smooth as he threw a sta
amed Daniel, smirked. "You're already in dee
kered over to me. A slow, cruel smile s
blood drain from my face, but my smile remained frozen
inued, his voice dangerously casua
humiliating, public branding. I was not a pe
othing but debt and despair. Julian appeared like a savior, paying off everything and offerin
tiful pet he showed off at parties. He was charismatic to the world, but
ghost I could never compete with. He paraded them in front of
ulling me onto his lap and kissing me hard, a display of own
e in the room sounded distant, muffl
red by a young woman standing by the door. She was a carbon copy of the faded
his voice softer than
He offered her a ride home, his charm on full disp
d. I loved him, or I had loved the man I thought he was. But th
ling sick for weeks, but I' d dismissed it as stress. Tonight, the fe
home, it felt cold and alien. Chloe was not with him, but h
as a message from my
e you ready to come hom
oved of Julian. She had offered me a way out a hundred times, but I had alw
ion of the poker game, the sight of Julian with Chloe, the chilling
e shaking as
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