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Love's Cruel Contract, His Endless Regret

Chapter 3 No.3

Word Count: 717    |    Released on: 27/12/2025

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Lorenzo was in the kitchen, a frilly apron of mine tied over his expensive suit

ring a glass of my favorite red and guiding me to a chair before setting

h liquid tasted like ash in my mo

rt before following, my soft-soled shoes making no sound on the marble staircase. I stopped just

o's voice was casual, effortless. He me

sked. The sneer in the bo

that made my stomach clench. "Your mother had

, the question little more

e dismissive. "Just needs a bit of

better than that old-fashioned Mr

g pride in Lorenzo's voice. "She

tone shifting. "She was asking me weird questions about g

ou. A woman like your mother"-his voice dripped with condescension-"would rathe

e words struck me like a physical blow. "Y

d woman. A good mother. She keeps the house running." There w

would be a way cooler

to my mouth to stifle a gasp. I made it to the master bathroom just in time, the w

the cold floor. He was at my side in an instant,

ching away from his tou

ing in the air. "Alessa?

ne," I said, my v

er, he looked genuinely afraid. C

"Don't forget the Developer's Guild Gala is next Friday. It's the most important night of my career. They're

heek. I looked up at him, my eyes wide with carefully

lief washed over his f

supposed reconciliation. I hel

ive me a f

"fragile" state. He backed away slowl

woman in the reflection was gone. In her place was someon

age wa

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Love's Cruel Contract, His Endless Regret
Love's Cruel Contract, His Endless Regret
“My husband was going to kill me. Not with a bullet, but with a text message I was never meant to see. It popped up on the family iPad: "Last night was insane. Can't stop thinking about that hotel room. You owe me round two... ASAP." My first thought was our sixteen-year-old son, Marco. But an anonymous online forum quickly pointed out the holes in my theory-the expensive hotel, the transactional tone, and an eggplant emoji, a code for performance enhancers used by men my husband's age. The truth hit me when I found a condom in his laundry-the same brand I'd found in our son's room months ago. It was never Marco. It was my husband of twenty years, Lorenzo. The betrayal deepened when I overheard him talking to our son. They laughed about my "episodes" and mocked me for being boring. Marco even told his father, "You should just leave her and be with Katia." Katia-his history tutor. Their conspiracy, hatched within the walls of my own home, destroyed the last of my love for them. Now, I've gathered my proof, and his biggest career achievement-the Innovator of the Year award gala-is next week. It's the perfect stage. He thinks I'll be the supportive wife on his arm, but he's wrong. I'm not just leaving him; I'm going to burn his world to the ground in front of everyone.”
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