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Bleeding White: His Betrayal, Her Rise

Chapter 2 

Word Count: 567    |    Released on: 10/07/2025

years, didn' t look at me in the rearview mirror. I was just part of the scenery, a fixture in the life of h

wned it, her shoes kicked off on the expensive rug. Th

Oh, my g

culpture Mark had given me on our first anniversary. It was a swirling, interlocking form, mea

yes wide with feigned distress. "Sarah, I am so, so sorry. I

"It' s okay, Em. Don' t worry about it. It' s just a thing."

reassurances. He didn' t even look at the s

is very room. "This is us, Sarah," he had said, his voice soft with a love I

mind now, a bitter, ho

f the sculpture. He picked it up, and with a deliberate, violent motion, he smashed it on the floor. The

an object; he was pulverizing our past, grinding every g

ower and appearances. I was a possession, and the sculpture was a symbol of that possession. No

and a small broom. I walked back into the living room and knelt, beginning to sweep up the shards.

s of a broken sculpture. A tangible loss. But the other loss, the one no one could see, was a wound that would never

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Bleeding White: His Betrayal, Her Rise
Bleeding White: His Betrayal, Her Rise
“The charity gala was in full swing, a glittering celebration of my boyfriend Mark' s success, and the return of his high school sweetheart, Emily. I stood quietly, a shadow in a white dress, watching him hang on her every word. Then, he finally noticed me, and with a flicker of annoyance, pushed a glass of champagne into my hand, instructing me to toast Emily. I murmured that I couldn' t, as only he and I knew I was two months pregnant. He dismissed me, his friends and Emily' s condescending stare suffocating me. Trembling, I swallowed the bubbly liquid, and a sharp cramp immediately seized my abdomen. I gasped, dropping the glass, as a dark red stain spread across my white dress. Pain blinded me. Through the agony, I saw Mark. He hadn' t even glanced my way. He was carefully spoon-feeding Emily expensive caviar, laughing. "Don' t mind her," I heard him say, his voice distant and dismissive. "She' s just a pet I keep. Can' t live without me." I woke up in a cold, white hospital room. The doctor gently told me the baby was gone. My heart hollowed out. On my phone, Mark had updated his profile picture to Emily' s elegant side profile. I tried to message him, but a small, gray text appeared: You have been blocked by this user. My heart hardened. The image of him feeding Emily while I bled, his words-just a pet I keep-echoed in the silent room. This time, I didn't cry. I booked a one-way ticket to Paris, leaving in three days, and a strange calm washed over me.”
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