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The Wife He Never Saw

Chapter 5 

Word Count: 885    |    Released on: 15/08/2025

ssed by a cold, righteous fury. He saw my attachments not as part of my

rom the walls, my fashion books from the shelv

took the small, framed photo of

motion. He smashed the frame against the mantelpiece

ivate thoughts, my dreams, my grief. He fli

ental n

the fire. I watched

e a dead whisper. "All this time, did yo

struction. The silence was his confession. He knew. H

e one thing I thoug

he ordered. "We

ts' ashes rested in a small, bronze urn. It was my last physical

t he was g

knees in fron

, tears streaming down my face

rble, trying to shield

one by one. His strength

go, K

e breaking. "I'll do whatever you

something in his eyes, a shadow of the man I thought I loved.

anded it to the facility attendant w

em," Cedric

y body convulsing with

ce as sterile as the marble around us. "These

g orders, took the urn

t. I scrambled forward, trying to catch the dust, the las

closed on

ld went

a tray of food on his lap. It was the familiar ro

" he

d my he

te of impatience in his voice. "I did what w

ed an IV into my arm, pumping nutrients directl

amily dinner. His mother, Caroline, a formidable w

said, her voice sharp. "When are

d answer, Ced

ing children,"

s rose. "Don't be ridiculous, Cedri

the perfect excuse, the one he always used. "A

tecting me. He was protecting Fallon's heart. He didn't want a Burk

ter smile to

ne rang. A crisis at his company i

one, Caroline's col

me," she

, starkly furnished s

eel. "Tell me the truth. Is it you

e family that had systematically destroyed me. For the first

e quiet but clear. "I

darkened

e now. You will

r straight

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e to myself. I was leaving. Soon. They

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“For five years, I was my husband's most prized possession. Not because he loved me, but because I carried the heart of his dead first love, Fallon. On our fifth anniversary, a ghost walked through our front door. Fallon was alive. She laughed and told my husband her "death" was a five-year test of his love. "And the heart inside you?" she sneered, looking at my chest. "Oh, darling. That's not my heart. It must have belonged to some other poor soul." The foundation of my life, the entire reason for my gilded cage, was a lie.”
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