Bastard Ex, Your Ex Wife is Married To Her Brother

ANAYAScreams and giggles woke me up earlier than usual. For a second, I thought I had left the TV on until the events from yesterday came crashing down on me like a nightmare.I groaned, rubbed my temples, and dragged myself out of bed. My body was still heavy from the sleepless night, and my chest was aching from the decision I had made. I brushed my teeth, tied my hair up, and walked downstairs only to stop dead in my tracks.My living room looked like a war zone.My favorite pillows were scattered, feathers floating like snowflakes in the air. Juice was spilled across the cream-white couch, dripping onto the rug. And at the center of the chaos was Adam, Hellen’s son, laughing as he ran in circles around Jessica, our housekeeper.“Adam, please! Be careful, you’ll knock over something!” Jessica begged, chasing after him, but he dodged her like it was a game.My heart dropped as his little hands reached for the porcelain vase on the side table. It was the only gift I ever got from N

AYANAI later went back home only to find Jessica waiting for me. All three years we've been married, I was the one who cooked for Nash.We had helpers, but I chose to do it. From ironing his clothes all the way to preparing him for work and all his meals. When I had no shows, I'd even take him lunch at work with those little sticky notes on it. But all that did nothing to soften his heart. “Welcome home. Madam.” Jessica said, and I smiled at her,“Thank you. Is Nash home?” I asked, realizing that when I left the restaurant, they were nowhere in sight.“Not yet, ma'am.” She responded, and I laughed.Of course, he wasn't home. “Alright then,” I responded, and was about to head upstairs when she stopped me,“What will you cook for dinner so we can do the preparations?” Dinner?Ha!“I won't cook dinner tonight,” I announced and walked to my room!Hours passed, and Nash still wasn't back home. My heart ached, and I felt like a stranger in my own home. Not wanting to dwell so much on it

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ISAAC“Sir. The doctor is here. Should I let him come in?” William asked, and I simply shook my head. Unable to speak for the fear of waking her up. My heart clenched painfully as I watched her shift restlessly, holding onto my shirt like it was her lifeline. A small smile slipped out of me as the moment reminded me of the day I found her at the orphanage. She was small, fragile, and full of fear. I had always wanted to have more siblings, but since my parents died before that could happen, I decided to adopt a sibling. I had searched and wasn't interested in picking any of the choices that were presented to me until my eyes fell on hers. I instantly felt a pull towards her. A strong feeling to keep her safe. From the time I took her till she grew up, she always held onto me, moving like my shadow, and I shielded her because of how precious she was to me. I built a fortress around her to keep her protected, not knowing she would walk out on her own. Her fingers clenched my shirt a

ANAYAThe sound of the front door opening jolted me from my haze. Hours had passed since Nash ran out of the door, and I didn't hear a word from him. I laughed to myself at the realization that when it came to Hellen, it didn't matter if I were missing or was filing for divorce. As long as he had her, he was content. I watched as Nash walked with his arm around Hellen while he lifted Adam in his arms like a perfect family, and I was the outcast. The third wheel and the home wrecker. My heart clenched painfully, and even the saliva in my mouth tasted bitter . The moment Hellen’s gaze landed on me, her lips curved up in a sick smile. Her eyes were full of mischief like she was telling me she had won. I stood and was about to walk out when the small boy ran towards me and blocked my way. He smiled as he took my hand and bit me like an animal. “Ah!” I pushed him away, but he exaggerated the fall and cried out.“Aunty, I know you don't like me. I'm sorry for disturbing you by greeting y