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The Day He Brought the Other Woman Home

Chapter 2 No.2

Word Count: 920    |    Released on: 22/08/2025

na walked into the mast

r marble vanity, next to her expensive French perfu

invasion. A flag plante

ound the plastic. She walked to the trash can a

edar trunk at the foot of her chaise lounge. Inside were relics from her life before Gifford:

around a young man with a wide, easy grin. Alexzand

way, convinced it had no place in

memories anymore. That life was over. But

ifford had left for the office. The staff m

Stanton Family: A Guid

library. She remembered Gifford's words as he gave it to her

been so

. A Stanton wife shows compassion, but maintains a dignified distance. She d

en following

a lighter from a silve

at the edges before catching flame.

he crisp pages, the rigid rules that had governed her life. Th

il it was nothing bu

tchen instructing the chef on the

just called. He said his grandmother is coming for dinner tonight. He wants me to make her favorite

small, handwrit

ta added, a flicker of feigned sympathy in

the household, a connection to his family's history, while making Adriana

injury came

was seated at the head of the dining table. Gifford was at her right, Jov

apple crumble. The matriarch took

he said, her voice thick with nostalgia

d over Jovita's. "Jovita has

felt i

iarch was preparing to le

ant to have Jovita here," the old w

ropriety," Adriana answe

r saved me from a terrible accident. This family is forever in her debt. We

ta was under the family's p

simply

bedroom alone. The room was d

fr

k red splash of wine stained the white duvet

the dresser, its contents

d against the silk, was a

hers. It wa

claration of war. A deliberate violatio

in her chest. For a mo

over her. The shock turned

the broken wine glass. She closed her hand around

It was sharp. It

here was no going b

ded to

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“On my birthday, my husband of five years, Gifford Stanton, brought another woman into our home. Her name was Jovita, and he claimed we owed her a debt of honor. He didn't ask my permission; he informed me she would be staying with us. It was a decision, not a discussion. In the days that followed, he systematically dismantled our life. He sided with her in every disagreement, publicly shaming me for my "insecurity" and "lack of grace." He celebrated her, paraded her in front of his family, and made me an outsider in my own home. The final betrayal came late one night. He crawled into our bed, drunk, and whispered another woman's name in my ear as he touched me. Chloe. The next morning, after I confronted him, Jovita rushed to his side, accusing me of being hysterical and violent. He believed her. He looked at me with a disgust that hollowed me out. "Pack your bags," he snarled. "You can come back when you're ready to behave like a rational adult." He ordered me to play the part of the smiling, perfect wife at his annual charity gala in one month, after which he would "reconsider our marriage." I agreed to go to his gala. I would smile. And I would burn his entire world to the ground.”
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