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Dumped My Fake-Poor Ex, Married My Wealthy Boss

Chapter 2 Breakup Call

Word Count: 602    |    Released on: 23/03/2026

side the red-brick apart

led twenty-dollar bill and ste

step groaned under her weight, a fami

her pocket and unlocked

e cheap, second-hand sofa and the wobbly coffee table

the wall. It was the two of them at

e in her

droom and dragged a battered bl

suitcase open

he TV. She didn't

cheap work suits and

ing silver necklace Kasen had given her for their ann

itcase shut, the pho

h Kasen's name, accomp

creen. Her eyes were

g her tight lungs. She swiped the scre

er. It was thick with fake exhaustion and gentle co

fingernails i

asked. She forced her

n lied effortlessly. "Helping a buddy set

king of ice against crystal glass. She heard Lex

ic shred of hope i

She looked at the peeli

ice flat and devoid of an

r end, only an audible, patronizing sig

n's voice was laced with weary annoyance. "Come on, Ka

he didn't cry. She

tely blocke

it off the bed. She looked around the tiny, path

ay. She unclipped the br

ooden shoe cabinet. The metal clatt

r and walked out. S

oklyn night. The rain instantly soake

down the cracked sidewalk

her thin coat. She shivered

ty-two dollars in h

me. She had n

rom sleeping on the streets

in drowned out her heavy exhale. She s

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Dumped My Fake-Poor Ex, Married My Wealthy Boss
Dumped My Fake-Poor Ex, Married My Wealthy Boss
“For six years, I worked myself to the bone to support my "struggling artist" boyfriend, Kasen. I paid the rent on our leaky Brooklyn apartment and believed in his dream, thinking our love was real. That all ended one rainy night when I delivered documents to an exclusive club and overheard him with his wealthy friends. Our life, he said, was just a "sociological experiment." He wasn't poor at all. He was a trust fund heir with a fiancée in the Hamptons, waiting to close a corporate merger. "Kaia is just a naive pet who voluntarily pays my rent," he laughed over a three-thousand-dollar glass of scotch. He told them girls like me were so desperate we'd come crawling back for a scrap of affection. My entire world shattered. I packed my bags and walked out that night with eighty-four dollars to my name, ready to start over. But escaping one monster only threw me to another. The next day, a predatory client tried to drug me during a business meeting. My boss, the terrifyingly powerful CEO Camden William, intervened. But after a night of drug-induced chaos, I woke up in his bed. He didn't offer an apology. He offered a contract. "Marry me for three years," he commanded, "and I'll give you five million dollars and make sure Kasen can never touch you again."”