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Divorce: My Unwritten Happy Ending

Chapter 1 

Word Count: 822    |    Released on: 07/07/2025

my perfect world ap

one. A notification from a celebrity gossip site, th

d up, was on the screen. She was smiling, but it wasn't her movie p

nd between them, holding both their hands, wa

on: "Chloe Davis's Secret Family?

had to be a mistake. A photoshop job. A desperate attempt for clicks. Chl

against the polished surface of m

you saw

cern, but with annoyance, as if I

Eleanor? Some kin

t a long,

man about this. We all

d dread cree

ld come? What are

and matter-of-fact. "You know you can't have children. We t

physical blow. You know

ialist. The carefully worded diagnosis of infertility. Chloe, holding my hand, telling me it didn't m

siness arrangement. A known fact.

ality tilted

aying?" I stammered, my

ence gone. "This is your chance to be a father. You should be grateful

iv

ity skyline blurring through the floor-to

s always. Her hair was flawless, her makeup subtle. She carried

y. She didn't look so

said. It wasn

I asked, my

said, setting her purse down.

as if she were intro

throat tight. "Our li

p this quiet. Alex and River will stay hidden. We can go on just like before. No one has to

e with, was a stranger. Her eyes, which I once thought held the universe, were cold and calculating. She wasn't talking

r. All I felt was a vast, empty coldness. The love I had for her,

ord clear and sharp

ed slight

etting a

en confusion, crossed her face. She wasn't devastated by

hint of her mother's impatience in her voice. "Why

rfect and mine were two very different things. M

built o

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Divorce: My Unwritten Happy Ending
Divorce: My Unwritten Happy Ending
“My world was perfect. My wife, Chloe Davis, the starlet I' d built from the ground up, was adored by millions, and our power-couple image was the envy of Hollywood. Then, a quiet ping on my phone shattered everything: a tabloid photo of Chloe, smiling intimately with an unknown man, a child between them holding both their hands. "Chloe Davis' s Secret Family?" the headline screamed. My mother-in-law' s subsequent call twisted the knife, confirming the child was Chloe' s and coldly stating, "You know you can' t have children. We thought it was for the best." The revelation of her long-held secret child, combined with my supposed infertility-a shared tragedy I thought-felt like a grotesque betrayal. When Chloe calmly proposed we publicly claim the child as adopted to "benefit our brand," I realized the woman I loved was a stranger, viewing our entire marriage as a cold business merger. The love I had for her crumbled to dust. "No," I declared, the word sharp and final. "We' re getting a divorce." She scoffed, dismissing my decision as an inconvenience, not a heartbreak, and suggested I was being "unreasonable." Suddenly, I was the villain in a carefully constructed narrative, the failed husband who couldn' t give his wife what she wanted. My supposed perfect life, built on love and trust, was a lie. Now, the real story begins.”
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