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The Arrogant Captain's Regret: Chasing My Ex-Wife

Chapter 6 

Word Count: 688    |    Released on: Today at 14:05

Norma

e vibrated sharply. Looking down, I saw Jaiden's dedicated kids' smartwatch numb

pressing answer. Instantly, the boy's

nd Mommy Candice and I just landed in Boston! I'm starving! Get back to the pe

lab or the rink, a single call from him would ha

d, arrogant tone, my heart fe

, my voice devoid of

ain, Jaiden. If you're hungry, go ask

ned that his ever-obedient mother had just refused him. Se

m gonna tell Dad to kick you out of the h

um. I hung up the call and added his sma

irm downtown twenty minutes later. The receptionist led me s

his nose and slid two thick stacks of l

the other was the Declaration of Permanent Waiver of

ly. "Once you sign these and they are delivered to Bryant Norton, you forfeit

en, flipped to the signature pages of both documents

his voice and slid a third, thinner fol

cial Agreement on Permanent Waiver of Paterna

ng cannot take effect unilaterally. You must find an opportunity to have Bryant sign it personally in

Rights." A cold light glinted in my eyes before I slipped the secret draf

iden's custody waiver into a heavy brown kraft envelope with

illed out a Priority Overnight commercial waybill. Under the recipient line,

ceipt, confirming the package would be placed directly on t

into the crisp winter sun, I t

onto a cold iron streetlamp by the curb, realizing I needed to visit a private OB-GYN clin

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“For seven years, I lived in the shadows as the secret wife of NHL superstar Bryant Norton, sacrificing my brilliant medical career to be a low-paid nutritionist for his team. On our seventh anniversary, I flew in to surprise him with my pregnancy ultrasound, only to find him intimately celebrating with Candice. My six-year-old son threw himself into Candice's arms, wiping cake on her couture dress. "Candice is ten thousand times better than Mom! Make her my real mom!" Instead of scolding him, Bryant smiled indulgently, letting my son call another woman mother. When I went to his office to hand in my resignation, Bryant hurled a heavy metal clipboard in a blind rage, violently striking my pregnant belly. As I collapsed in agonizing pain, he rushed past me to comfort Candice, who had merely stepped on a piece of plastic and faked a twisted ankle. "Stop pretending to be hurt to get my sympathy! Security, throw her out!" He cut off my credit cards, assuming a penniless housewife would crawl back begging in three days. He didn't know that the "genius patents" Candice used to climb into his bed were just discarded drafts I threw in the trash during college. Seven years of silent devotion had been reduced to a pathetic joke. I tore up the ultrasound, signed the divorce papers, and permanently waived all custody rights to my ungrateful son. Then, I logged into the encrypted channel of the world's top bio-lab. It was time for the real genius to take her life back.”