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Finally Pregnant!

Janet POV “Congratulations, Mrs. Crawford. You are four weeks pregnant.” The doctor’s words hung in the quiet exam room, floating between us like something too fragile to touch. I stared at Dr. Evans, my hands frozen over my stomach. “Are you… are you sure?” She smiled softly and turned the ultrasound monitor so I could see the tiny speck on the black-and-white screen. “I am completely sure, Janet. Your blood work came back positive, and everything looks healthy. You are going to be a mother.” Tears burst out before I could stop them. I covered my mouth with both hands, but the sob tore straight out of my chest anyway. Three years. Three long, heartbreaking years of waiting for this exact moment. “Everything really looks okay?” I whispered, my voice shaking. “The baby is fine?” “The baby is doing wonderfully,” Dr. Evans said gently, handing me a tissue. “Just get plenty of rest, keep taking your vitamins, and enjoy this. You deserve it.” When I walked out of the clinic
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By tomorrow, you are no longer my wife

Garret POV “Are you sure the pictures are real?” I asked, my voice low and dangerous. I kept my eyes locked on the glossy photographs spread across my mahogany desk. My hands were shaking so hard I had to rest my palms flat against the wood just to steady them. My private investigator, a man I paid a fortune to be absolute in his work, cleared his throat. “I ran them through every digital analysis tool we have, Mr. Crawford. There’s no editing. No face-swapping, no lighting adjustments. The timestamps match the security footage from the garage. The images are authentic.” I didn't answer. I couldn't. “That will be all,” I said quietly. Once the door clicked shut and I was left alone in my top-floor office, the silence smashed into me like a physical blow. I picked up the top photo with trembling fingers. There she was. Janet. My sweet, gentle wife. The woman I had adored for three years. She was standing in the dim lighting of the Grand Regency Hotel lobby, smiling up at
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It's just you and me now

JanetI spent the entire night begging Garrett to just sit down and listen to me.Every time I reached out to touch his arm, he pulled away like I was something filthy. I followed him into his study, my tears blurring my vision, swallowing my pride just to make him see the truth."Daniel is my childhood friend, Garrett!" I cried out, my voice cracking in the quiet house. "He met me at that hotel because he was helping me set up a private business investment! That's all it was!"Garrett stood by the tall window, staring out into the dark night with a glass of scotch in his hand. He didn't even turn around. "If it was just a business meeting, Janet, why didn't you tell me? Why hide it?""Because I wanted to build something of my own!" My chest heaved as I tried to catch my breath. "Your family constantly calls me a gold-digger. Your mother talks down to me every single day. I wanted to prove to everyone—and to myself—that I wasn't just living off your fortune. Daniel has connections in
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Please! Someone help me! Help my baby!

Janet POVMy fingers trembled so badly I could barely hold my phone.I stood near the entrance of a small coffee shop down the street from the gates, trying to pay for a simple bottle of water and a cab ride away from the Crawford estate."Declined, ma'am," the cashier said, looking at me with pity."Can you... can you try it again, please?" I asked, my voice barely a whisper. "It must be a mistake."He swiped the card a second time, then shook his head. "Declined. Both cards."Garrett hadn't just thrown me out of his home; he had cut off every single joint bank account and credit card within minutes of me signing those papers. He had stripped away my safety net before I could even take a breath.I walked back toward the public sidewalk, clutching my small purse to my chest. Before I could make it a block, a large black van pulled up to the curb right in front of the mansion's iron gates. Two security guards came out, carrying four large, cheap canvas bags. They carelessly dumped them
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