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Game Over, My Mr. Hockey

Chapter 8 

Word Count: 782    |    Released on: Today at 18:00

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r streaks as the Rolls-Royce glided sm

in the rearview mirror, his expression cautious

voice flat. "He has more imp

fter he had humiliated me with the cruelest words, this final abandonment

erling estate. The place where I had grown

en the heavy door, and walked u

ses and forced smiles. My solitary entrance immediate

their eyes sparkled with the

r, their smiles as sharp as their diamond earrings. "Well

ad been taken in by their mother. They had reminded me of

gaze fixed on the f

. The matriarch. Her dark suit was immaculate, her silver hair pulled into a tight,

r voice cutting through the surrounding noise. No

oom turned to me,

made no exc

gh the sudden silence of the hall. "He abandoned

fled gasp rippled

s was not just my shame. It was a publ

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against the marble floor. The

ble force. "You can't even keep your own husband

. The blame, as always

! Do not return until you understand your place!" She p

ironic. I was in the same position

d me with a faint

ore here tonight would be a waste of my own time. Because I knew

sture of respect, and turned to leav

ity. Just as I didn

aced with snow hit me, seeping through the thin fabric o

ee me "repent." I walked down the driveway,

me dizzy. My ankle twisted, and I fell, a clu

ugh the bruises on my back. I tried to pu

. Snowflakes melted on

ow me whole, a pair of polished black d

at was draped over me, radiatin

and knees, lifting me effortlessly from the s

hear the person say, "It

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“For three years, my marriage to Bradly Gordon, the golden boy of the NHL, was nothing more than a freezing, sexless public image. On the eve of our third anniversary, I walked into his dark study and caught him masturbating to a picture of his late brother's widow, Chandler. The very next day, he moved her and her spoiled son into our home. Her son intentionally destroyed my late mother's belongings and the only photograph I had of my parents. When I confronted them, Bradly fiercely protected Chandler, violently shoving me into a sharp table. He even abandoned me at a crucial high-society dinner to chase after rumors of Chandler dating other men. Left entirely alone, I was publicly humiliated by my adoptive family and cast out into a freezing blizzard. I didn't understand how he could be so blindly devoted to his sister-in-law while treating his legal wife like garbage. As I lay half-dead in the snow, he was busy buying her an extravagant pink diamond. His cruel mockery echoed in my mind. "Do you really think a man can love a woman he doesn't touch?" That was the final straw. I stopped playing the meek, pathetic wife. I set a trap with a fake six-million-dollar antique hockey stick for her son to destroy, packed my bags, and left him a signed divorce agreement as his birthday gift.”