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Chapter 3 The Divorce That Wasn't

Word Count: 782    |    Released on: 23/05/2026

the sky outside bruised from black to purple. The guesthouse was cold and sparse, a servant's quarters that h

laugh escaped her. Three years of enduring their contempt worked out to roughly four thousand five hundred dollars a day. A bargain, really, for a "fat, scarred shield." The self-mockery was a cli

was Arthur Kensington, patriarch of one of Boston's oldest families and the

fellowship in advanced cardiothoracic surgery. A

be a surgeon. To be the best. Before Damian, bef

the keyboard. She typed

made. A p

he touch. The drenching, the emotional devastation-it had

l, the pills scraping down her raw thro

ting. Ten o'clock came and went. Then

leven, her phone

" His voice

her own voice weak from

a soft, feminine voice. Seraphina. "Da

phone. Then, back to her, the impatience returned tenfold

hun

liation. He couldn't be bothered to show up to

e look from a passing lawyer. Tears streamed down her face, but sh

e had just hand

t the credit cards tied to his account. She found a pair of small scissors an

card, and snapped it in two. She tossed the phone and t

e, away from the name Blackwood, away from the ghost of

ld went

YEAR

om ears and throats. Champagne flowed. Damian Blackwood stood near t

s face. "Still can't believe you're not offici

m, Preston. We'

at charity case. Wonder what happened to her. Probably

ough Damian. He opened his mouth to say so

w hum of conversation died as every h

oak doors

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