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His Unwanted Wife, The Hidden Genius Architect

Chapter 5 No.5

Word Count: 759    |    Released on: Today at 10:11

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we her

om the room. The pain in my leg, the fire in my head

ased. The tears that had th

husband. The man I had loved with a quiet, d

sound, completely unhinged. It seemed to u

apped, his brow furrowing in irri

t," she whimpered, playing the part of the magnanimous victim. "

e my "madness" seem mor

from Ethan's furious face to Mia's perfectly craf

e word, my voice ras

rip on my arm loosened slightly in su

re no longer dull with

mo

y born from absolute despair. My target w

doing! Stop!" he roa

was a heat-seeking miss

ound of panic this time.

y left hand shot out and clamped down on her wrist, pinning her to the

violent motion,

ic was the only thing in

sto

, the nurses, the guards

s from the falling debris. Emergency dialysis ports or IV puncture marks. The brutal, brui

was no

arred. Not a single scratch. Not a hint of a bruis

e "acute kidney failure"? Th

pled through the onlo

pale, turned the color of ash. Pure, unadulterated

mid-air. The fury on his face collapsed, replaced by a wav

The truth. It was all

scene and physically stumbled, his face draining of al

t, dropping it as if i

rned back to

wn and took the hem of my own sleeve. I pulled it up, p

ast was s

rubble. Deep, mottled bruises in shades of purple and black. Dried blood caked around a

at wound. My fi

still and dead as a frozen lake. I looked right t

ne in that room. My voice was quiet, but i

aid, my voice clear and

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His Unwanted Wife, The Hidden Genius Architect
His Unwanted Wife, The Hidden Genius Architect
“When the mall ceiling collapsed, I was pinned under a massive concrete slab, my leg crushed. My husband of three years didn't even glance at me. He ran right past my bloody, outstretched hand to carry his mistress to safety. I barely survived. But when I woke up in the hospital, covered in bruises, he wasn't there to comfort me. Instead, his chief of surgery walked in with a consent form my husband had already signed on my behalf. His mistress had faked acute kidney failure, and my husband ordered them to harvest my kidney to save her. "You owe her this." He snarled at me, fully believing her lie that I had pushed her into the rubble. I had almost died under the concrete calling his name, yet he wanted to strip me for parts just to appease her. Looking at his disgusted face and her smug smile, the three years of quiet, desperate love I had for this man completely turned to ash. I didn't cry or beg. I grabbed her and ripped open her hospital gown, exposing her flawless, unmarred stomach to the entire ward. Then, I dropped my three-carat wedding ring at his feet. "I want a divorce." This time, I was going to build an empire of my own, and I would make him regret ever throwing me away.”