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Too Late, Mr. Potts: You Lost Us Forever

Chapter 4 

Word Count: 1097    |    Released on: 30/10/2026

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ing the dinner party, Brenda

ts or private equestrian lessons. Photos of the three of them began popping up frequently on prominent Manhattan society blogs. One

pression I had never witnessed during our entire marriage. He looked

carrying a dark blue leather folder. He walked into the

our divorce. Aurora will officially move in next month; Jaxon has already

cise: the title to the Manhattan penthouse was confirmed in my name, twenty million dollars had already been wired to my private account, a

the clauses concerning

word about children,

unborn child had been completel

nd, without a second of hesitation, signed m

the Hudson River. His shoulders were stiff, as if he were waiting for me to s

a soft click. He turned around, seemi

me to vacate the p

thrown off balance by m

can take your time. You have two weeks. After

. Complet

e, quickly replaced by his usual

this very maturely. Jillian, I

eater, I examined my profile in the full-length mirror. At four and a half months pregnant, my lower belly already had a di

the uncontested divorce petition and verified the division of assets. Throughout the entire twenty-minute hearing, Brendan

divorce decree, our two-year ma

urthouse into the crisp November air. Brendan turn

r drop you off where

ablishing a clear two-f

are legally divorced. From now on, I p

in midair, his eyes

ye, Br

toward the nearby subway entr

or my scheduled anatomy scan. The senior obstetrician spent forty-five minutes c

urning the screen toward me. "Her spine is aligned and strong, the cardiac chamber

not out of sadness, but from an ove

spital, I immediately

ys by even an hour, put the penthous

es ago!" Jackie replied excitedly. "The funds will hit your offshore ac

al acceptance letter from Har

five seconds before Jackie let

ou actually studied for the LSAT

A cage can lock up a bird, but it can't lock up a brain. I'm heading back to the p

your things and

st Side. The moment the private elevator opened and I st

th light. Brendan's black Mercedes keys

rom my private safe: my Harvard Law School acceptance packet, my officially certified LSAT s

ket carelessly discarded on the sofa. His eyes were bl

s bulged from the back of his hand all the way up to his wrist bone

better give me

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“As a kept woman-a trophy wife-I had reached the height every woman supposedly desired: married to a billionaire and pregnant with his child. That was until his first love returned. My husband brought her child home and ordered me to get an abortion the next morning. "A newborn will take your attention away and ruin Jaxon's adjustment," he said in a businesslike tone, casually handing me a twenty-million-dollar compensation agreement and the deed to a Manhattan penthouse. He expected me to quietly dispose of my own flesh and blood. I glanced down at the appointment slip, then looked up and said, "Okay." He froze, waiting for me to cry, to beg. I refused. The day I married into the Potts family, I understood the rule: a trophy wife only cares about money, not love. He makes an offer, I comply. Tears aren't in the contract. Soon after, he paraded his first love around our home, playing the flawless family man while treating me like a disposable ghost. He truly believed I was just a spineless, decorative wife who would willingly butcher her own child to satisfy his twisted savior complex. I watched him reserve all his tenderness for that mother and son, not even bothering to pretend anymore. I didn't want to stay in this house for another second. I handed him a forged abortion record, took the money, signed the divorce papers, and flew to Boston to attend Harvard Law School and gave birth to my daughter there alone. He thought he was dealing with a nuisance, completely unaware that from the abortion slip to the divorce agreement, every single step was a trap I had set for him.”