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The Child She Lost,The Crown She Won

Chapter 2 

Word Count: 949    |    Released on: Today at 10:56

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he stammers. "We're conducti

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ng your plan to steal my inheritance. I'm accustomed to your past whor

ll color. He steps forwa

ten to me. Whatever

ep him s

ictim. Tears well up in her eyes as sh

other through the market. I was ju

ead for the steel door. I need to get out. I need to get this recording to

er fingers digging into

have to b

ce. My heel catches on a patch of wet, slimy

onto the unfo

fingers dug into the fabric of my coat over my stomach, the nails bending. A cramp, sharp and terrifying, tore through my lower body. I loo

flying to her mouth in a

from his face until it was the color

on, Si

n was a white heat. Black spots bloomed at the edges of my

y eyes. The smell of antiseptic tells me I am in the underground syndicate clini

the situation is extremely critical. We are

nd it was dizzyin

e bed. He leans forward, his face

hide the preg

ence. He answers it, his expression shifting to one of sheer pan

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ook at me as he r

ly who calle

ife still clinging on inside me. The recording is still o

e blank ceiling, tracing

oor o

and exhausted. He carries a small, stea

handing me a small paper cup filled with water and a crushe

ht, I swallow t

my entire body. My spine arches off the mattress. I g

u give me?"

tight embrace. Tears spill from his

rnal tearing. The doctor said the baby wouldn't survive the night, and the hemorr

stomach was a distant fire compared to the tearing sensation in my ch

s l

nd now-the timing of this sudden "emergency" abortion, right after I had recorded his confession. His pupils did no

hits me, ripping a s

all back against the pillows, h

allowed me whole, one thoug

kill our child

e it was proof of a union

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The Child She Lost,The Crown She Won
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“I surrendered my mafia inheritance and let my father exile me just to marry Silas. He was a broken soldier who knelt in the rain, claiming he gave up his territory to save me from a forced marriage. But when I went to surprise him with my pregnancy ultrasound, I overheard him laughing with the reigning Don I was supposed to marry. His downfall was a fake, a ploy so his mistress could seamlessly take my place. When I confronted them, his mistress pushed me onto the wet concrete. I woke up in the underground clinic, agonizing in pain, as Silas handed me a crushed pill. He told me the fall caused catastrophic tearing and the baby wouldn't survive, weeping as he claimed he had to abort it to save my life. But days later, his mistress walked into my room with white lilies. She smiled and told me Silas deliberately sacrificed our child to keep my blood clean for her rare illness transfusions. He murdered our baby just to ensure his mistress had no parasitic competition. Yet, he still held my hand every day, playing the devoted, grieving husband with flawless, sickening perfection. The full scope of his betrayal didn't bring tears, but a ringing in my ears that awakened the dormant code of Vendetta in my blood. I picked up the phone to call my ruthless father. "I will give you absolute supremacy, Papa." This time, I would swallow their territories whole and ascend the throne alone.”