Divorced: Ex-wife Heiress Strikes Back
Images, distorted and frantic, erupted and vanished before I could grasp any of them.
I saw a surgical lamp glowing ice-white, cold restraints pressing into his wrists, a steel table beneath his spine, voices murmuring out of sync, machines hissing in unison. There was a clipboard with Clarissa’s name printed at the top, and Marcus’s hand hovered above a document, his pen trembling in his hands, his breath shaking.
Every scene flickered like a corrupted video file; alive, then gone, then alive again, none of them complete enough for me to understand, all of them violent enough to shatter me.
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