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Chapter 60
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2026-04-29 21:30:21
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I stood in the middle of my bedroom surrounded by clothing I suddenly hated.Dresses were draped over the bed, one hanging half off the edge like it had personally offended me. Another was tossed over a chair. Shoes were scattered near the vanity. My room looked like a department store had exploded.“This is ridiculous,” I muttered, glaring at a cream-colored dress in my hands.Amanda, sitting cross-legged on my bed with entirely too much enjoyment on her face, looked up from her phone. “You’ve been saying that for the past forty minutes.”“Because it is ridiculous.”“You’re going to an exclusive yacht event hosted by one of the most powerful men in the world,” she replied. “How is that ridiculous?”“I’m going because my tyrant of a boss apparently thinks free will is optional.”Amanda snorted. “That part sounds accurate.”I threw the dress onto the bed. “And before you say anything, no, this has nothing to do with him.”“Interesting,” she said slowly.I narrowed my eyes. “What?”“I d
My Husband Brought Another Woman, I Chose His Best Friend Chapter 60
I had barely taken two bites of my breakfast before the door opened.No knock. No warning. Just the quiet turn of the handle and then him.Of course.I didn’t look up immediately. I knew it was him. I felt it before I saw him, the shift in the air, the way my shoulders tensed without permission. I forced myself to stay exactly where I was, seated behind my desk, fork in hand, posture straight, like nothing about his presence mattered.“What are you doing here?” I asked, finally lifting my gaze.Liam stood just inside the doorway, one hand still loosely on the handle like he hadn’t decided whether to stay or leave. His eyes moved over the room first, slow, observant, before settling on me. Then they dropped—into the container of food in front of me.“I work here,” he said calmly, closing the door behind him.I let out a short breath, setting my fork down with more force than necessary. “That’s funny,” I replied. “I could’ve sworn your job involved actually being in your office.”His br
My Husband Brought Another Woman, I Chose His Best Friend Chapter 59
The bell above the diner door chimed softly as I stepped in, the sound oddly comforting in a way I wasn’t prepared for. The air smelled like coffee and something buttery, warm, lived-in, like the opposite of everything my life had felt like lately. I told myself I was here for food. Just food. Nothing more. I repeated it in my head as I walked in, as if saying it enough times would make it true.“Back so soon?”I didn’t even have to look up to know it was him.I did anyway.Kevin was already watching me, leaning casually against the counter like he had expected me to walk in. His expression shifted the moment our eyes met, not with surprise, but with amusement in a way that made my chest do something I immediately chose to ignore.“I needed breakfast,” I said, my tone neutral as I walked up, placing my bag down like this was routine, like I hadn’t thought about this place at all since last night.“Of course,” he replied, straightening slightly. “And you just happened to remember exact
My Husband Brought Another Woman, I Chose His Best Friend Chapter 58
The diner was nothing like the places I usually ended up in.No glass walls, no polished marble, no staff who spoke like they were trained to measure every word. Just warm lighting, slightly worn booths, the soft clatter of plates, and the smell of fried food and coffee that had been brewed too many times but still somehow worked.I sat by the window even though there was nothing to see outside except a dim streetlight and the occasional passing car. It wasn’t about the view. It was about distance. From everything.Especially my kitchen.I exhaled slowly, pushing my fingers through my hair as I picked up the menu again for no reason at all. I already knew what I wanted. I just didn’t want to think.“You look like someone trying to negotiate with a menu,” a voice said.I looked up.The man standing there wasn’t flashy. Just… present. African American, calm expression, shirt slightly loose like he wasn’t trying to impress anyone. His posture was relaxed, but his eyes were observant in a
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“Okay,” I muttered to myself, dropping my bag and tying my hair back. “We’re doing something normal to end the day.”Cooking counted as normal. I thought.I pulled out ingredients without thinking too much about it, setting them on the counter in a neat line like I was organising a presentation instead of making dinner. The knife felt unfamiliar in my hand when I picked it up, heavier than it should have been, but I started chopping anyway, a little too fast, a little too hard.After a few seconds, I reached for my phone and called Amanda, putting it on speaker as I kept working.She picked up almost immediately. “Tell me you didn’t just call me to say you didn’t go to therapy.”I rolled my eyes even though she couldn’t see me. “I went.”There was a pause, then, “And?”“It was pointless,” I said quickly, chopping harder than necessary. “Completely pointless. She just sat there asking obvious questions like she had discovered something profound.”Amanda hummed softly. “Uh-huh.”“No, se
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“I still don’t understand why I had to come with you,” I muttered, pushing the grocery cart slowly as we moved down the produce aisle, my fingers tapping lightly against the handle like I needed something to do with the restlessness in my body.My neighbour laughed softly beside me, reaching for a bunch of tomatoes and inspecting them like she had all the time in the world. “Because,” she said, dropping them gently into the cart, “you’ve been locked in that apartment for days pretending you’re fine, and I decided I don’t believe you.”“I am fine,” I replied immediately, not even looking at her.“Mhm,” she hummed, clearly unconvinced. “That’s why you said yes so quickly when I asked you to come out.”“I needed groceries,” I said.“You needed air,” she corrected lightly.I rolled my eyes but didn’t argue. It wasn’t worth it.We moved to the next aisle, the hum of refrigerators blending with quiet chatter from other shoppers, carts rolling, items shifting, everything normal in a w
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