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The Unwanted Wife's Spectacular Genius Comeback

Chapter 3 3

Word Count: 850    |    Released on: 14/04/2026

e was suffoc

with exhaustion. She reached up, her fingers trembling slightly as she un

m door cli

o buttons of his shirt were undone. The faint, masculine scen

d, his heavy footsteps crossed the thick c

nded, resting heavily

, Francesca could feel the scorching heat r

the shell of her ear. His lips grazed her skin, a feath

d lean back into his chest and accept whatev

toni

le eyes looking at Catalina

ir scraping harshly against the f

s hung in th

rk eyes narrow. A flash of genuine shock crossed his feature

usted his right cuff, a tellta

voice dropping into that low, authoritati

rned around, forcing herse

said, her voice flat and

etween them. He reached out and grabbed her wrist

ulling her toward his chest. His tone lef

et. She yanked her arm b

friction leaving a bright

ing the vanity stool between them. "

re in the bed

chest rising and falling rapidly. Beneath the anger, there was a frantic, chaotic energ

a harsh, mo

damn lab that you've forgotten your

like a physical

arriage. She had sacrificed her prime research years to play t

"If you just need a machine to fu

re. The pain pushed

yes off tonight. The one you treat like fra

r drained from his face, leaving him looki

ged fo

hips hit the hard edge of the vanity

g her between his arms. His face was inches from

a rage so intense it felt like a physical weight pressing down on her

e was so desperate to defend her. He was

Francesca, leaving only

away, refusing to

asn't angry. It was completely, terri

ofile. His chest heaved as h

ff the tabl

ool with his leather dress shoe. The heavy sto

ed out of t

ut with a deafening crack tha

f the room, her hands gripping the edge of

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The Unwanted Wife's Spectacular Genius Comeback
The Unwanted Wife's Spectacular Genius Comeback
“I gave up my MIT physics fellowship to marry Emery, the ruthless CEO of the Kirkland family, thinking three years of devotion could warm his cold heart. Then I discovered he was desperately, secretly in love with Catalina-his younger brother's new fiancée. To protect his secret and keep her close, Emery used me as a pathetic shield. He watched coldly as his family publicly humiliated my background. He forced me to drink freezing champagne on an empty stomach just to appease Catalina's fake victim act. When I finally tried to leave, he blackmailed me with my father's corporate bailout contract, forcing me to move back into the main estate just so he could live under the same roof as the woman he truly wanted. The breaking point came when Catalina's unleashed Doberman lunged at me in the gardens. To save my right arm-the arm I needed for my research-I kicked the vicious beast in self-defense, twisting my ankle in the process. Emery rushed out. He didn't ask if I was bitten. He didn't look at my swollen leg or my pale face. He only saw Catalina sobbing over her whimpering dog, and he stared down at me with pure, absolute disgust. "Why did you do that?" Looking up at the man I had loved for three years, the last chain holding me to this miserable marriage shattered. I didn't bother to explain. I just pulled out my phone, contacted the most ruthless divorce attorney in Boston, and headed back to my lab.”