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The Perfect Wife's Unwritten Past

The Perfect Wife's Unwritten Past

Author: Mo Moqi
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Chapter 1 

Word Count: 1649    |    Released on: 04/11/2025

mnesiac wife to the tech mogul who "

just her ultrasound; it was a news clip showing my real fianc

fire to the vineyard he built for her, he

eporters she had called, he publ

some time," he announced, his

the cameras, I traced a secret symbol over my

humiliation into a call to arms. "Caleb

pte

Mulli

a news clip from five years ago showing the burning wreckage of a helicopter, that finally broke the dam in my mind.

into a sickening b

thought to question it. Evan Mcmahon, the tech mogul who "rescued" me from the crash, the man who

to my exact tastes. A world of possessive, almost pathological love. He chose my clothes, my food,

earing beam, had started to wander. He was bored. Bored of his perfec

ike a shield. I' d seen her around the office, her eyes always lingering on Evan, a hunger in them that I recognized beca

tacle. He paraded her around, mentored her, built her a go

te, malicious strike from Candid

loop. A reporter with a windswept face, the mangled metal of the helicopter behind her. "...tragic loss of renowned art curator Elia Mullins, presumed dead alongside the

le

a room in my mind that had b

We were in the helicopter, laughing, champagne flutes in our hands. He was telling me about the house he was designing for

lls, Elia," he' d whispered, his

Caleb' s arms wrapping around me, his body a shield. The last thing I

on the phon

Pale, gaunt, my eyes hollow. The wom

oman w

e in my veins, sharp and clear. Evan hadn't rescued me. He had stolen me. He had seen a pri

l, a cheap imitation desperate to take my place. She

almost mad

as thirty. The woman who could dismantle an opponent with a single, well-placed sentence. The woman who tr

again. A new mes

his way to you now. Try not to make

lips. Oh, there would be a scene. B

every bit the Silicon Valley king-impossibly handsome, a predatory grace in his moveme

's wrong? Are you

orehead. I didn't flinch. I let him touch me,

I said, my

rmy sea, scanned the room, looking for the source

w videos," I said cal

es before being replaced by a mask of weary resignation. H

ling. It means nothing. You are my wife. You are the only one who m

I just looked at h

, Elia. Yell at me. Scream. Throw someth

she still pregnant?" I aske

him off guard. His j

keep it," I stated.

ut. It doesn't have to ch

expensive floral arrangement sat. It was delivered this morning, with

w," I said, turning to face him. "An

lly constructed world he had built around me began t

g about?" he asked,

ne you 'rescued' me from. The one that killed the pilot and was supposed to

, his hands clenched into fists. "You don't know what you're sa

I'm saying," I whispered.

me. To pull me into his arms and whisper more l

vase held steady in my hand. H

he command was sharp, edged with the desper

his time, but it held no warmth

said softly, my eyes locking ont

ing not at him, but at the multi-million dollar Jackson Poll

h of water against canvas was the mo

from the ruined painting to me, and for the first time in fiv

ons

ertainty, that I was about

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The Perfect Wife's Unwritten Past
The Perfect Wife's Unwritten Past
“For five years, I was the perfect, amnesiac wife to the tech mogul who "rescued" me from a helicopter crash. Then, a video from his mistress shattered the lie. It wasn't just her ultrasound; it was a news clip showing my real fiancé, Caleb, had survived the crash. My memory came flooding back. When I confronted their affair by setting fire to the vineyard he built for her, he chose to save his pregnant mistress over me. At the hospital, surrounded by reporters she had called, he publicly disowned me to protect her. "My wife has been unwell for some time," he announced, his words a final, cold betrayal. But they mistook my silence for defeat. Facing the cameras, I traced a secret symbol over my heart-a message only one man would understand. I leaned into the microphone, turning my humiliation into a call to arms. "Caleb," I whispered. "It's time to come home."”
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