Shattered Vows

his morning?" Daniel Lively confronted h

disbelief. "What are you talki

d an employee down the stairs this morning! Everyone's

know what happened. I was just walking down the stairs with Victoria and Lisa, and then all of

. "Why do you even bother lying? Everyone s

l, we've known each other since we were five years old.



"Forget it, Serena. There's no point in talking to you anymore. You expect me to believe you over all my employees? Just go. I'm busy running a company," Daniel dismissed her, turning away.

her heartbroken and alone. She couldn't understand how he could so ea

you going

from you. I don’t have time to deal with all your stupid dram

In recent days, Daniel's distance had become palpable. His smiles were forced, and his once warm touch had turned cold. Serena sensed an invisible force whispering of betrayal, but she couldn't pinpoint its origin. A persistent suspicion gnawed at her, compelling her to uncover the hidden truth.

 She knew she needed to investigate what was happening. Her husband’s recent behaviour was uncharacteristic, and she refused to let their marriage crumble without a fight.


As dusk settled upon the city, Serena sought solace in the company of her best friend, Victoria Hartley.

n she entered the cafe, captivating everyone in the room. Her porcelain skin was flawless and smooth, highlighting her symmetrically refined features. Her emerald eyes shon

vous smile and insatiable curiosity captured the attention of those present. She was pretty, but not stunningly so. She was more like a wildflower than a rose, more like a storm than a breez

," she began, her voice tinged with concern. "I've noticed Daniel acting strangel

ul. "Hmm, no, he seems pretty normal at work," Vict

ething is wrong." Serena confessed, her f

I’m sure he’s just feeling overwhelmed and taking it on you. But hey, don't worry about it too much, it doesn't se

up, or him being vague about certain things. Plus, he’s been accusing me of so many random things recently. You know m

ident morning’s incident with Lisa. But like I said, maybe it’s not about you. Before jumping to con

ular conversation. He brushes off my worries or makes me feel lik

give it a little more time. You guys have been married around two

indle our romantic relationship after graduating university three years ago. I thought everything was going great but since we got married, he’s been act

h other since childhood, practically soulmates. You’ll be fine. Plus, you’re a great wife! I mean, you’re always so attentive

l smile. "Thank you, Vic. You alway