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The Skydiving Betrayal: His Steep Fall

Chapter 3 

Word Count: 851    |    Released on: 14/08/2026

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ling-it was all the warmth I had tried to build. Cole had only ever offered a "looks good," yet he took it for granted, proudly labeling it all as "ours

d laughter drifted in, followed by Cole's low chu

ive black designer coat was draped casually over her arm. Not

a hot potato. "Oh, Cathy, I'm so sorry I used your things! Cole said you agreed, but I still feel bad a

to use the most innocent ton

Cathy, look, Giselle is fine now. You don't have t

nd I took a step

ence entering his voice. "What is

uch me. G

diculous! She needed comfort! This is o

n, gouge out my La Mer, and stain my designer coat without asking me at all? This is what

ations! She's been through a lot! You're just jealou

th, because you will always put

cts!" he yelled. "Do you have to ruin our

enjoy it. Last Christmas, you canceled our trip so you could listen to her cry about getting scammed online. On my birthday, her cat went missing, and you left me al

e twisting the facts! You are my girlfriend; she is just a f

who had been quietly watching t

here anymore. I'm causing trouble. I should just go. I'm sorry,

ng at me from across the room. "Look what you've done! You drove her away!" He turned back to gently console Giselle, then yelled at me, "Cathy,

the air. This was hi

a sense of release. He had ma

ed slightly. "F

Cole was still holding Giselle. She had her face buried in

y audible. "I knew she never liked me... Maybe i

ocking, cold smile my way. "She'll be back. She can't live witho

ls and work documents. Anything he had bought

an oppressive purple

in the living room, not giving them a single glance. I wal

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The Skydiving Betrayal: His Steep Fall
The Skydiving Betrayal: His Steep Fall
“I spent months overcoming my fear of heights, just so I could go skydiving with my boyfriend on our anniversary. But on the plane, Cole strapped my safety harness onto his "best friend" Giselle, telling me to wait for the next trip because she had just gone through a breakup, was feeling down, and needed this thrill to bounce back. She didn't care about my efforts at all, trying to brush me off with just a few words. Cole desperately defended her, accusing me of being petty and making a mountain out of a molehill. "She's fragile, Cathy! You're just jealous of a bond between us that you could never understand!" He actually expected me to accept being an outsider in my own relationship, while my family kept pressuring me to drop my so-called pride. For eight years, I poured everything into our relationship, only to finally realize I was nothing but a placeholder, expected to exit the stage whenever Giselle needed him. His constant emotional manipulation and blatant favoritism left me utterly exhausted. So, I packed my bags, paid him back every single cent he ever spent on me, and left without looking back. It was time for me to take over the multi-million dollar corporate project he was about to ruin. He really needed to see how I would step to the peak of my career!”