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The Jilted Wife's Dangerous Revenge

Chapter 4 

Word Count: 859    |    Released on: 21/04/2026

rtment building. Her entire body felt

d dead in

Martin was parked right

s side. He walked around the hoo

n step

ect curves. Her blonde hair was blown out flawlessly. Hillary War

ed her arm through his. She leaned into him, laughing at something

into a violent knot. B

met in the center

turned

wn. Her eyes lingered on Joy's cheap sweater. A sl

Her voice was like honey poured over glass. "

Her fingernails dug into her palms. She want

pulled a thick manila envelope from his jac

id. His voice echoed in the ca

a heavy gold

eamed under the chandelier l

sed her eyes t

er voice was quie

loser to her, invading her space. The scent of his colo

er shoulder. His fingers clamped down hard, digging in

ep back. She jerked her shoul

o stay in her husband's home,

Oh, please. Have some dign

ed. He grabbed her right wrist, tr

planted her feet an

l lost his temper completely. He didn't just push he

on the polished marble floor. She lost

e of her head slammed violently into

thud echoed

s skull. White spots

into a tight ball, a sharp, breathless cry escaping her lips as he

l fr

onto the side of her head pressed against the cold marble. He saw the faint, pale line of

d windshield. The glass slicing through the

had said. *She may never

from the push, began to tremble

ve. She looked annoyed. "Come on, s

her shoulders shake as she gasped for air on

is own hand. H

didn't look at Hillary. He walked stra

in frustration

ator doo

hrobbed from the impact. The sharp pain was real, but through it, a cold, clear

away. She could hear the gentle patter of the rain hitti

he touched the faint, barely vi

past. It was a map of his gui

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The Jilted Wife's Dangerous Revenge
The Jilted Wife's Dangerous Revenge
“For three years, I played the perfect, invisible contract wife to Angel Wilcox. But last night, after being drugged at a club, he lost control and brutally took my innocence in a freezing bathtub. The next morning, instead of an apology, he threw a million-dollar settlement at me and slapped the divorce papers on the table. His first love, Hillary, had returned from Paris, and he needed to clear the way for her. He called what he did to me a mere inconvenience. When I refused to sign the papers-because my brother would be killed by loan sharks without the Wilcox name to protect him-Angel lost his temper. In the lobby, right in front of a mocking Hillary, he violently shoved me. My head slammed against a massive marble pillar with a sickening thud. "Don't play games with me! Sign the damn papers!" He roared, trying to force the pen into my hand while I lay crumpled on the cold floor. My body was burning with a severe infection from his assault, my wrists were bruised, and my heart was shattered. How could the man I secretly loved for three years treat me like disposable garbage the second she came back? I looked at his furious eyes, then slowly raised my trembling hands to cover my right ear. The same ear that was severely injured in a car crash he caused three years ago. "My ear is ringing. I can't hear you." If he wanted to be ruthless, I would use his deepest guilt to trap him in this marriage forever.”