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His Antidote, Her Torment

Chapter 3 

Word Count: 700    |    Released on: 06/08/2025

wers, beautiful and deadly to me, released their pollen into the air. My skin broke ou

where to be seen. She had likely been dismissed, a small, meanin

lways kept with me, a necessity for surviving life in Julian's world. The medicine sho

ink about what to do n

. He lunged at me, his hands closing aroun

narled, his fingers tightening. "You told

k, couldn't breathe. I shook my head frantically

st humiliated by him! He called her a whore and

r. I was dying. Here, in this room, at the hands

iousness began t

coughing and gasping, te

recover. He grabbed me by th

ed. "You're going

u taking me?"

ouse, and you're going to kneel at h

ran col

down to the garage, throwing me

through the city streets. "You're going to apologize, or I will send that vide

condition was fragile, was his final,

t all he was doing was solidifying my decision to leave

lavish Upper East Side town

ved me to my knees on the cold, wet

d you will kowtow one hundred times. Ma

wrong," I said, my v

ne in his hand, my mother's con

couldn't let hi

ked through my clothes, chilling me to the bone. The pain in my th

ple whispering from nearby windows,

movements sluggish. T

n, I thought I heard his voice, shar

. He wanted me dead. He ha

s finally taking me, my last thought was one

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His Antidote, Her Torment
His Antidote, Her Torment
“For five years, I was Julian Heath's dirty little secret. As the CEO of a tech empire, he was a king, but a rare neurotoxin made him a prisoner. My unique biochemistry was his only antidote, requiring hours of intimate contact to keep him alive. He was convinced I was the one who poisoned him-an obsessed stalker who had trapped him in a disgusting dependency. Tonight, he gave me the "attention" he said I always craved, live-streaming a video of our most private moments to a private auction. As the bids climbed, he introduced me to his new fiancée, Cassandra. She was his real savior, he announced. Her family had developed a permanent cure, derived from my own blood. After tonight, he would finally be free of me. He had it all wrong. I wasn't born with the antidote. I was a biochemist who spent a year in a hidden lab modifying my own genetic code, turning myself into a living cure to save the man I'd loved since childhood. He left me in that room with the live stream still playing, his laughter echoing down the hall. The love I had for him turned to ash. I walked out, found a payphone, and made a call to the only person who knew the truth. "I want you to help me fake my death."”