The Ex-Wife's Deal with the Devil
am Tate's
every TV station and magazine publisher were fighting to get their microphones cl
er and fooled me so now, I am exposing him, exposi
cause he has been cheating be
a photo of me, the secret wife of this generation's hottest actor, Liam Tate, a
woman was the push I needed to gain this co
oop out of this sensational news. I told them my story, how he forced me to keep this marriage a secret just so he could get hi
m had slept with pretty much e
eporter asked, shoving the microphone she was holding towards my mouth without re
llen on the floor. At first, it was only one drop, but as I continued to stare at my glasses that h
pain I was feeling, but it was impossible to
ve of camera flashes blinded me. I could even hear some of them
ople in front of me cared about what I was feeling. They only see me as headline
ewspapers and gossip magazines, so, naturally, it didn't take long for the court
ed... the financial assets shall remain in the
o nothing in one sentence. Al
who waited outside. While I slipped out the back like a criminal, all because those crazy fangirl
d rejoice now that they had their only daughter back after finally realizing that her college sweetheart was not the o
et out! You are not o
But then again, I was the one who disobeyed their warning. When they told me that ma
t. I had been crashing at her couch for a few days, but unfortunately, Liam's fans had discovered I was staying h
media company was milking this issue to gain money. They painted me as the villainou
ng, so it stopped momentarily to let me climb inside. "Thank you
out from the park's wishing fountain, and took my s
iam's face. Billboards of him were scattered all over the city, his TV commercials were
I thought was only for me, plastered across every pa
reer. I bet he's thinking that he should have gotte
ice behind me, while another one gas
is one of
will overlook one's crimes as lon
in and again, while I tug my coat tighter around me,
ped out, my gaze momentarily lifted, and it landed straight onto another billboard. Bigger than anything. And Liam's face lo
ring our entire marriage tha
othing, and I have nothing.
s about to turn to a corner, a forceful hand grabbed me by the hair and roughly pulled me into a narrow alley, s
ave never encountered such unhinged downright violence
ally i
? It would be so embarrassing if w
k quite a mise
my bag slipped from my shoulder, exposing its pathetic co
lready turned into autopilot. Instinctively curling my
were relentless, and although I could stand up for myself and fight back, I didn't, because if I w
en – s
deliberate. Then the air shifted,
my head buried under my arms, but I could hear the girls' hu
go
t have arrived
through the alley, it was ice-c
h
thing, and not in a way as though
ack coat that swept behind him as he walked. He stopped just in front of me, standing there
aw other men, dressed in black, dragging the three girls who
it! We we
a single passerby arrived to see what the ruckus was about nor came to their rescue. I didn't even see what w
warmth as his thumb gently wiped my tears and the streak of blood on my cheeks. It was an un
r of lips, his emerald eyes below his dark brows stared back at me and his black curls framed his face. A face I did not r
oke again in a velvety voice, h
ho promised you heaven... how about m