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100: Caleb's POV [Revenge is gorgeous]

Author: Still Iv
last update Last Updated: 2025-07-29 06:31:39
The name Tristan Walker still curdled in my gut. My ex-boyfriend. The man who had walked out of our life together, leaving behind a bitter residue of hurt.

Yes, I had hurt him and went off with a richer man, but that had been so long ago, and he had promised me that he loved me. What was the point of loving someone if you could not forgive their wrongdoings?

Not only had Tristan refused to forgive me, but he had replaced me with that stupid brat, Alex. I instinctively rubbed my face as I remembered when Darling, that bitch, had slapped me.

And what had Alex done? Laughed.

How dare he?!

For months, I’d been trying to move back to Tristan, to show him that I loved him and I was the only person that he needed in his life, but time after time he had pushed me aside.

The result of that? Pure, unbridled resentment. The feeling of resentment was a constant, heavy thrum beneath the surface.

Tristan had treated me like garbage, and for that I wanted him to pay. Not with money, but with somethin
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So we all agree that we hate Caleb right?

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