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I woke up staring at divorce papers—from the guy I'd crushed on all through college. My name. His. Right there on the page. He said I cheated. Last thing I remembered? Getting ready to finally tell him how I felt at our graduation party. Now suddenly, we've got a four-year-old. And him? He looked at me like I was some rando off the street. No trace of the sweet, soft guy I used to know. Just ice. What did I miss? What the hell happened in the last five years?
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And yeah. That night, he definitely "tested" it. Thoroughly.By three a.m., I was wrecked, curled in his arms, listening to his heartbeat.Half-asleep, memories flickered like old, washed-out photos.Me in skimpy outfits, trying to get Aiden's attention while he looked right through me.Me snapping at Oliver, dumping him on the nanny when he cried too much.Me plastering Instagram with party pics, hanging off random guys, desperate to make Aiden jealous.Me paying Jack to play the fake lover, staging scenes at fancy restaurants just so Aiden would "catch" us.And then... that night in the rain.Aiden saw us 'together' and turned away. I ran after him, heels sliding on the slick marble—The images sharpened. I remembered. All of it.Before the accident, our marriage was already wrecked. My stupid, reckless games hadn't saved us—they'd buried us deeper.And Aiden...I remembered his voice, breaking, when I was out cold. His hand clutching mine, eyes red."As long as you wake
Woke Up to Divorce Papers Chapter 14
Life started feeling... normal. Like we were actually a couple.Breakfast every morning, Aiden fixing Oliver's tie, a quick kiss on my forehead before he left for work. Nights ended with a story for Oliver, then Netflix on the couch.Weekends were family time—Central Park, the Met, even Disney World. Oliver talked about Mickey nonstop for three days.For a while, I almost forgot about the divorce papers.Almost.The happier things got, the more nervous I felt. What if my memories came back and wrecked it all? What if Laurent was real?No. Don't go there.***The Saturday before Christmas, we were on Fifth Ave hunting for Oliver's presents. Aiden went to park the car, and I was chilling outside FAO Schwarz when—"Sophia?"I turned. Some college kid in an NYU hoodie with messy curls came jogging up."It's me, Jack! Why've you been ghosting me? I texted you, like, a million times."Jack? Who?"Uh...""You FORGOT me?" His jaw dropped. "No way. Last month you literally paid me
Woke Up to Divorce Papers Chapter 13
After Saturday's charity auction, everyone in the Upper East Side was buzzing about the butterfly brooch Aiden dropped two hundred K on.By Monday noon, I was back at his office with lunch."Mr. Harrison's in the conference room," his assistant said. "You can wait in his office."People in the hall were suddenly all smiles, like I'd leveled up overnight. Guess news travels fast.I flopped onto the couch, scanning the room. Diplomas everywhere—Harvard, Yale, bar license. Shelves stacked with brick-thick law books that looked like instant migraines.One book stood out—NYC Restaurant Guide. I pulled it, and a skinny booklet slipped out.Winning Her Back: A Husband's Guide to Saving Your MarriageUm. What?Aiden freaking Harrison, legal hotshot of Manhattan, hiding something that sounded ripped from a teen advice blog? That was locker-stash energy, not top-lawyer vibes.Curiosity won. I slid into his chair, eyes locking on his still-open screen. Tabs everywhere:[How to improve y
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Saturday night, Aiden dropped it out of nowhere: "There's a charity auction tonight, the firm's hosting. You're coming.""Charity auction?""Annual fundraiser for the children's hospital." He glanced at me. "You're my wife. You should be there."Two hours later, I was in the Waldorf ballroom, black gown he'd picked clinging tight. The place glittered with New York's legal elite—champagne, diamonds, suits sharper than knives."Mrs. Harrison?" a few people blinked at me. "Didn't expect to see you here."Yeah... clearly I hadn't tagged along in a long time.The auction rolled on—paintings, jewelry, luxury getaways."The next item," the auctioneer called, "a limited-edition butterfly brooch from Van Cleef & Arpels. Starting bid, fifty thousand.""Fifty.""Sixty.""Seventy."That's when Victoria swanned over in a red gown, peacock vibes all the way, champagne in hand."Sophia." Her smile was fake, voice loud enough to turn heads. "Shocked you showed. Thought you'd be at your fav
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