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His Blind Wife, His Regret

Chapter 4 

Word Count: 895    |    Released on: 10/07/2025

for breakfast. The air was thick wit

bowl of plain oatmeal in front o

l soup, Lisa?" I asked,

, wearing one of Liam's expensive silk robes. She sat down

hant little smile. "Liam said I should have it.

took a delicate sip, her eye

a. I pushed the oatmeal

," I said, stan

p, blocking my path. "Where do you think you're going

Chloe," I said, my v

e that tone with me. You're nothing but a blind charity case. You

against a vase on a nearby table. It teetered for a moment b

n, Liam

his eyes immediately landing on

to a mask of distress. "I was just trying to convince Ava to

!" I said, my voice

oe's side, checking her over for injuries she

leaning against him. "I'm ju

isappointment and anger. "That was your mot

grabbed me!" I tried to e

explained everything. "Maybe she didn't realize

was more insulting

his hair. "Just... sit down and eat, Ava. Bo

, and watch as my husband soothed his mistress, feeding h

my mouth. I couldn't take it anymore. I stood up and wal

d me into

ng the door behind us. He was holding

asked, my voice

t," he said smoothly. "Some shares I'm

hand. He guided my fingers to the signature line, assumi

E AGRE

ne family fortune. In return, he would provide a "generous" one-time settlement. It also included a clause about my shares in my own family'

vorcing me. He was

face, my eyes unfocused, playing the

softly. "If you say

ned m

breath. "Thank you, Ava. Yo

t he thought I couldn't see. His phone rang, and he an

ngs shares are mine now. Once the divorce is final, we'll have

back to me, his face a

as cold and hard as diamonds. A slow,

e was too busy cele

he had just l

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His Blind Wife, His Regret
His Blind Wife, His Regret
“The light hit me, sharp and clear, after five years of living in a blurry world. My sight was back, a miracle spurred by my pregnancy. But the miracle quickly turned to horror when I returned home from the doctor's. I saw my husband, Liam, on a news channel, announcing his engagement to another pregnant woman named Chloe, and proudly stating he was divorcing me-his "blind wife." I watched in daze as he treated Chloe with tenderness I' d never seen, even feeding her the special nutritional soup our housekeeper made for me. That same night, suffering from intense pain, I reached out to him, but he coldly dismissed it as "just pregnancy cramps," preferring to text Chloe next to me. Later, I found him kissing Chloe, their voices drifting, revealing his contempt: "She's blind and deaf to the world, Chloe. She only knows what I want her to know." The contempt, the betrayal, and the public humiliation scorched through me, leaving nothing but a vast, empty void. How could the man I loved, the man I sacrificed my sight for, be such a cruel, selfish stranger? I knew then what I had to do. I would play their game, be the foolish wife, until my baby was safe. Then, I would leave, and he would finally see who he had truly lost.”