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The Unwanted Wife's Fatal Secret Diagnosis

Chapter 3 

Word Count: 815    |    Released on: 22/06/2026

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fumbling with the screen. She found Ch

wered, a choked sob

s sharp with immediate concern. "Did that

her voice cracking. "Can

at The Carlyle. The low lighting and quiet murmur of conversatio

lasses on the table. She stood up as Elena approached, her face

he ordered, pushing a g

ut Hayleigh's return. She left out the most important part

ite around her glass. "After everything you've done f

answer. She

clipsed the icy dread in her veins. She poured another glass, then another.

warned, putting

her head and

needing the restroom. Her steps were unsteady

led, bumping into someone

rent, cursed at her befo

p and saw a group of scantily clad women laughing loud

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t, grabbing her arm a

icking into place. The noise from

champagne and a cloyingly sweet per

adjusted,

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and ragged. Sweat beaded on his forehead, his tie w

rning with a feverish light

men in the hall-it was a

l and the day's raw pain, was to pus

eyes. The desperate, teeth-gritting effort he was making

ty, she saw a refl

weakness behind a carefully constructed facade. An u

d. "I'll call a doctor," sh

prisingly strong. "Don't," he rasp

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his contro

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erate, and hot. It taste

the sudden, overwhelming sensory assault. She made a weak attempt

eel bands around her. He stumbled toward the

ring was a sharp rip in the darkness. A brief sting of pai

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The Unwanted Wife's Fatal Secret Diagnosis
The Unwanted Wife's Fatal Secret Diagnosis
“I was just diagnosed with terminal kidney cancer. Holding the diagnostic report, I forced myself to go home and act like everything was fine. But the moment I walked in, my husband of three years threw a manila folder at me. "Sign it. Hayleigh is back, and I made her a promise." They were divorce papers. I swallowed my grief and agreed. To protect his image, I even covered for his sudden disappearance when his strict grandfather demanded his presence. But the stress triggered my illness. While I was enduring agonizing cancer cramps to rush his grandfather to the ER for a sudden heart attack, I saw my husband in the VIP ward of the same hospital. He was tenderly holding Hayleigh in his arms. When his grandfather saw them, the old man flew into a rage, beat him with a cane, and collapsed from another severe cardiac arrest. My husband didn't check on his dying grandfather. Instead, he glared at me with pure hatred. "You did this." I stared at him in disbelief. I had silently endured a loveless marriage, covered his tracks, and was literally dying of cancer, yet he thought I orchestrated a heart attack just to frame his mistress. The last shred of my love for him shattered completely. I calmly knelt down to save the old man, deciding that after signing the papers tomorrow, I would take my medical report and vanish from Jonathon's life forever.”