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Seven Years of Mismeasured Love

Chapter 4 

Word Count: 707    |    Released on: 11/06/2026

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gh the haze of exhaustion. My mind raced through every int

Not Jarrod.

tro bloodline, designed to reveal the measure of true love. But I had been too proud, too blind, too terrified of my own feelings to let it function pro

nations, the way she flinched whenever Jarrod spoke of her "obsession." It all made sense now

phone case. I had dismissed it as a relic of her "obsession" with Jarrod. But i

don't care about any of you anymore. It's o

82 to 34, then to 15. The system's voice blared in my mind: "W

olted out of the apartment

ity. I ran inside the hos

, grabbing his arm

left. She said she wa

tered. "She

n't care about any of us. She

the truth now. I know about the syst

ughed harshly. "You? Alexi

n love with her. And I have been for

u're delusional. She'

e stumbled. I shielded her from your friends' cruel words. I kept her photograph. I have

d, his fist connecting with my jaw. My phon

rdening. "I am not backing

you want to comp

d. "There is only me an

," Jarrod finally admitted. "

"You took her t

id bitterly. "She's always been your

and for the first time in seven years, I stopped fighting what the numbers were trying to

ue dropping. Target may lose all emot

uld only learn hours later-was that Alexia, unconscious in

lio

ying not to forget me, even as

. And a door I was ab

e other side would

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Seven Years of Mismeasured Love
Seven Years of Mismeasured Love
“My step-brother twisted my love confession for his best friend, Elliott, branding me a manipulative social climber. For seven years, a glowing "Disgust Meter" above Elliott' s head confirmed his hatred, forcing me to flee New York. When I returned, I woke up in his apartment to a shocking truth. He confessed the meter was a malfunctioning "Pure Love System"-the rising numbers had always been a measure of his love, not his disgust. But just as hope bloomed, my step-brother sent me a screenshot from a group chat: "Elliott's Marriage Bet." His friends laughed about me being a "side quest," a pawn in a cruel game to get him to marry someone else. My heart shattered. Was his confession just another lie? Was I nothing more than a toy to be broken for their amusement? But when Elliott dropped to one knee in a Parisian boardroom, publicly declaring war on my brother and swearing his love was real, I knew the truth was far more complicated than I ever imagined.”