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The Betrayed Wife's Spectacular Cold Comeback

Chapter 4 

Word Count: 823    |    Released on: 11/05/2026

delier cast a warm, golden glow over the long oak table, which wa

dox, Grady's mother, sat to Eleanor's right, cas

of the table. She sat down, keeping her back perfect

he room. They were laughing. Jasmine was clingi

t down. A wave of his expensive cedarwood colo

cing the first course of seared

eat sent a fresh, sharp wave of fire across her knuckles, a constant, physical reminder of the morning's

ne onto the table. Her sharp, manic

, a smirk playing on h

. Imelda's eyes were locke

blouse had shifted open just a fraction. It exposed the hollow of

p earlier, but against her pale skin,

need to learn some restraint. You can't leave marks on yo

stopped. The air in the din

es snapped to

outh. He stared at the red mark on Kaya's

dn't kissed her neck. Where

in horror, staring at the red mark as if it were a venomous snake. Her

tare burning into the side of her face. She saw Ja

e mark. She didn't open her mout

r cheek to force a faint blush to her cheeks. She let a sma

t picture of a ba

y are young and healthy. At this rate, I'll be holding my great-grandson

ut a sharp, r

in plate forward. The ceramic s

hined loudly, her voice shrill. "I c

course hadn't even been served yet, a

out of his daze. He looked a

his hand. "Tell the chef to stea

ox," the maid

egs. He picked up a silver cracking tool. Right there, in front of hi

lly removing the soft cartilage, and place

y said softly, his eyes

k. To them, it was just a brot

g. The anger was gone. The sadness was gone. There was onl

lop. She picked up her linen napkin and

the table and stood up.

ponse, she turned and wal

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The Betrayed Wife's Spectacular Cold Comeback
The Betrayed Wife's Spectacular Cold Comeback
“For two years, I was the perfect, obedient wife to wealthy heir Grady Maddox. Then I found a hidden compartment in his study desk. Inside were dozens of explicit polaroids of his adopted sister, Jasmine, and a worn leather diary. The diary revealed the sickening truth. "Kaya is the perfect shield. As long as I have a wife, no one will ever look too closely at me and my little Yue." When Jasmine deliberately knocked a bowl of boiling soup onto my hand, Grady didn't even glance at my blistering skin. He frantically checked Jasmine for nonexistent scratches and yelled at me. "Why weren't you paying attention? Look at the mess you've made! You scared her." He then kicked me out to our empty penthouse as punishment, only to move Jasmine in the very next day, letting her parade around in his dress shirts and giving her my favorite custom furniture. Looking at the husband I had devoted my life to fawning over the sister he was secretly sleeping with, I didn't feel heartbroken. I just felt a deep, suffocating disgust. I was nothing but a paper wall meant to hide their twisted affair. I didn't cry, and I didn't beg for his love. I simply locked him out of the bedroom, gathered my financial records, and called Manhattan's most ruthless divorce attorney. I was securing my escape, completely unaware that Grady's estranged, terrifyingly powerful older brother had been waiting ten years for this exact moment.”