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The Jilted Wife's Dangerous Revenge

Chapter 7 

Word Count: 812    |    Released on: 21/04/2026

de didn't smell like a hospital. It sme

Her fingers gripped the padded armrests

nner positioned over Joy's right ear. The machine hummed, projecting a highly det

ere crossed over his chest. His eyes were locked

e whirred. Every second felt like an hour. She wait

zing minu

his stool back and looked at the screen. He clicked h

orward. "Well?" His voice w

s up his nose. He looked a

ures of the ear-the tympanic membrane, the ossicles-they

drained from her face. Her stomac

ped. A look of profound relief washed over his face.

s continued, r

oze. "Bu

can suffer micro-traumas. If the patient reports severe pain and hearing loss, it is possible she is suffering from chronic neuropathic pain. Al

mp twisted in her lower abdomen. A wave of unnatural heat washed over her skin, followed instantl

her right ear to the doctor. She squeezed he

red, her voice trembling perfectly. "It constant

y, Mrs. Wilcox. This type of trauma is notoriously diffic

wly curled into f

vier and darker than before. But this time,

r, they walked o

thick carpet absorbed the

topped

re she realized he wasn't be

he muscles in his jaw were jumping. He looked li

ch better," Angel said. Th

a beat. "What are

es. He backed her up against the wall. He didn't to

her ear. "You play the victim just like those high-end call girls play

punched in the stomach. The

secretly loved for three yea

y," Angel said cruelly. "Stop pretending yo

eyes. Her throat constricted. B

She looked straight i

g with a mix of fear and absolute defiance. "And it's

t a harsh, m

o comfortable

n the hallway, leaving her pressed a

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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.”