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Chapter 119: The Walls Had Crumbled

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last update Last Updated: 2025-12-08 19:39:42

Eloise’ POV

I stood in the dimly lit bedroom, the last remnants of my past life staring back at me. The bed where I once dreamed of love, the curtains that danced with the wind as I waited for a man who never truly belonged to me—every piece of furniture seemed to whisper of the years I had wasted in this house. The air smelled of old promises, of the lies I had swallowed whole, of the betrayal that clung to every fiber of this place. But no more.

With steady hands, I packed the last of my things, folding them with the precision of someone who was leaving behind not just a house but an entire identity.

I was no longer Tyrone’s wife. I was no longer the woman who tolerated his half-hearted devotion, his fleeting glances that never truly saw me. I was no longer owned by anyone.

The finality of it all sent a strange shiver down my spine. I had made my decision—I was going to live alone, unshackled, untethered. No one would ever claim me again.

With my bags in hand, I am set to make my wa
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