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His Betrayal, My Erased Memory

Chapter 3 

Word Count: 897    |    Released on: 04/08/2025

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at Kasey' s house. The heart rate monitor on my linked watch pulsed violently,

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ing me to "bond" with the boy. Leaving me alone in

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w me. He charged and body-slammed me

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, I felt l

left my side. He held me, fed me, shielded me from the world. He ha

r my husband to come home from another woman's bed, whi

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was kic

ark, stormed in. Her face

nails digging in, and dragged m

hrieked. "Cody has a fever

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ecoiled, pulling the b

med, his voice muffled. "Don't m

Florence grabbed my hai

a dresser, the corner digging into my ribs. "You killed my first grandson

despised me, my middle-class backgrou

pain shooting through my side

ault," she sobbed. "I shouldn't have left him with her.

r eyes pleading.

f Cody. His legs were covered

he slapped me across the face, the for

face for any sign of support, any hint that h

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throat. He believed t

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bodyguards who had appeared at the door. "Lock

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st fear s

let them drag me a

the door. Water was already seeping in, cold and black. It

right sun, the blue water of our pool, the terrifying silence

s patiently helping me, holding me in a pool until I could breat

same terror to punish me.

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w Leo's face. He was s

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His Betrayal, My Erased Memory
His Betrayal, My Erased Memory
“Four years after my son Leo drowned, I was still lost in a fog of grief. My husband, Eli Stark, the tech mogul, was the public' s saint, a devoted father who built a foundation in Leo' s name. But when I went to finalize Leo' s death certificate, a clerk' s casual comment shattered my world: "Mr. Stark has another dependent child listed." The name hit me like a physical blow: Cody Sharpe, son of Kasey Sharpe, the woman who had stalked Eli for years. I found them, a perfect family, Eli laughing, a happiness I hadn't seen in years. Then, I overheard Kasey confessing to Eli that his affair with her was why he wasn't watching Leo the day he died. My world crumbled. For four years, I had carried the guilt, believing Leo' s death was a tragic accident, comforting Eli who blamed himself for a "work call." It was all a lie. His betrayal had killed our son. The man I loved, the man who had built a prison of grief around me, was living a happy life with another family. He had watched me suffer, letting me blame myself, while his secret festered. How could he? How could he stand there and lie, knowing his actions led to our son' s death? The injustice burned, a cold, sharp rage replacing my grief. I called my lawyer, then my former mentor, Casey Long, whose experimental memory erasure research was my only hope. "I want to forget," I whispered, "I need to forget everything. Erase him for me."”
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