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My Broken Voice, My Undeniable Power

Chapter 3 

Word Count: 758    |    Released on: Today at 18:26

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us for exactly two seconds. Then, he lunged. His

elt my collarbone grind under the s

ches from my ear. He used that familiar, low, gravelly v

age today," Faron murmured.

s mouth. The acid in my stomach churned so violently I t

t the sensitive skin of my neck. "Those other w

cago five years ago. I saw the dark alley. I saw the glint of the mugger's blade. I saw Faron throwing his body

brave, selfless boy who had bled for me in the rain superimposed ov

read of gratitude, the final filter of the life-saving d

emperature in my eyes dr

pped myself out of his grip. I took a massive step backw

body heat against his palm made him blink in sheer di

yanked at the knot of his silk tie. "You ar

ood there and watched him perform, studying him l

silence. The only sound was the low, mechanic

uzzing vibrated from the inside

moving to cover his chest pocket. It was the fr

ht through the thin, expensive fabric of his suit. In t

d calmly, indifferently on the gl

reached into his pocket and pulled th

ation from Kassie was in

backseat of your Maybach.

e screen went pitch black instantly. But his jaw

de as his brain scrambled to construct a pathe

d my palm out flat, a silent, absolu

voice was as casual and flat as

on," I said, pointing a single fing

rs, my complete absence of jealousy, stabb

t, his fingers hooking into claws, aiming to

ed my back on him and started walking

I let my words bounce

keep Kassie waiting. Go

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My Broken Voice, My Undeniable Power
My Broken Voice, My Undeniable Power
“The camera flashes felt like a firing squad, dragging me back to the night I lost my baby five years ago. My husband, Faron, sat in the front row, his hand on his mistress Kassie's thigh, utterly ignoring my public humiliation. This was the thirtieth time he'd made me a joke, and it would be the last. For three years, I played the dutiful Blackwell wife, shielding Faron from his endless affairs. At a press conference, a reporter's question about his yacht booking with Kassie shattered my facade. Faron, smiling at his mistress, completely ignored me. The last filter I viewed him through instantly shattered. Later, Kassie deliberately spilled champagne on me at a gala. Faron, instead of helping, tenderly wiped it from her. She hissed, "Faron said you just lay there. Fucking you is like fucking a dead fish." This venomous taunt, after thirty public betrayals, snapped my sanity. Chained by my mother-in-law's threats, my pain was expected. My silence demanded. But I was finally done. With a cold, empty void, I slammed the folder shut. I dropped the family crest. "Have a wonderful evening, Faron," I said, turning and walking out. I left him and his suffocating charade behind.”