The Day I Burned It All Down

The Day I Burned It All Down

Moria Anninger

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My husband, Senator Harrison Vance III, was destined for the White House, and I, his adoring wife, was meant for the perfect political life. That illusion shattered in a sterile D.C. clinic when I saw him holding another woman' s swollen belly, listening as he orchestrated a forced miscarriage to protect his legacy. He drugged me himself, making sure I couldn't have children, and later, the mistress gloated, detailing their affair in my own home, confident I was being gracefully removed for his secret wedding. My own husband, a man I loved, systematically destroyed my body, my future, and my trust for an inheritance only his mistress's child could claim. So, I burnt every trace of my past, quietly packed a sealed box for his upcoming "business trip," and disappeared without a trace.

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My husband, Senator Harrison Vance III, was destined for the White House, and I, his adoring wife, was meant for the perfect political life.

That illusion shattered in a sterile D.C. clinic when I saw him holding another woman' s swollen belly, listening as he orchestrated a forced miscarriage to protect his legacy.

He drugged me himself, making sure I couldn't have children, and later, the mistress gloated, detailing their affair in my own home, confident I was being gracefully removed for his secret wedding.

My own husband, a man I loved, systematically destroyed my body, my future, and my trust for an inheritance only his mistress's child could claim.

So, I burnt every trace of my past, quietly packed a sealed box for his upcoming "business trip," and disappeared without a trace.

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