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The Lie Everyone Knew But Me
Others speculated and said, "Perhaps there's a misunderstanding. Just clear it up."
Some sighed. "An Alpha's pride is everything. He even slapped himself to apologize. Why can't you forgive him?"
However, I didn't waver or look back. I walked through the VIP lane and left the scene.
My life had entered a new chapter. Carlen was part of the last one.
In the year I'd spent studying and growing, I had become stronger and more independent.
I was no longer the woman who clung to someone else and gave up her future for love. I had found a new path, a new purpose, and a stage that truly belonged to me.
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The Billionaire's secret little wife
He puts on the radio and that just made things worse the song Good in bed by Dua Lipa came on and my body stiffens
{Yeah, let's get to the point here
You love to disappoint me, don't ya?
You tell me what I want but ain't no follow through
You don't follow through, no
But if you only knew me
The way you know my body, baby
Then I think maybe we could probably see this through
We could make it through, but
I've been thinkin' it'd be better
If we didn't know each other
Then you go and make me feel okay
Got me thinkin' it'd be better
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OFF LIMITS: HIS BEST FRIEND'S MOTHER
An unknown number.
One message.
UNKNOWN NUMBER: You just made it worse.
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After Divorce, I Became Mrs. Ford
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“What do you mean?”
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She looked up at him.
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Eyes clear.
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Focused.
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“Maybe this is something new.”
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The words settled between them.
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Not dramatic.
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But significant.
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Because she was right.
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This wasn’t about going back.
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It wasn’t about fixing what had broken.
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It was about building something different.
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Something better.
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Adrian exhaled slowly.
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“I like that better.”
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A small smile touched her lips.
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M. I. A (Merciless In Action)
To be continued
in the next Final episode Part 2 (Final showdown)
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The New Me
I nod my head in response and look straight, feeling the plane taking off slowly from the ground.
We were finally leaving this place behind. I took this chance and look out of the window, admiring the beauty of my hometown.
“Goodbye,” I say softly, placing my palm on the window and feel a tear roll down my cheeks.
Mom grasps my hand and says, “Don’t worry. You will make many friends in New York. Don’t think about what happened anymore okay?”
I gave her a sad smile and look away.
Never look back at this place again and move on. This will be my new beginning. I repeat this in my head a hundred times before I drift off to sleep wondering what my future will be like...
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I Loved You Before I Knew Better
We had only been together for seven years.
Mom gently knocked on my door and said, "I made your favorite strawberry mousse cake just for you, sweetie."
I was pulled out of my memories and returned to reality. I opened the door and looked at Mom.
I knew that no matter how upset I was, I couldn't let myself wallow in despair. I had to start my new life.
Just like the broken cup, what was shattered would remain broken forever. Even if I made another cup, it wouldn't be the same as the one from before.
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The Love I Never Knew
You've been acting like a couch potato ever since that dude---''
''--Jason''
''--Still calling him a dude. Matter fact, asshole sounds better.''
''Bre.''
''What?!'' She shrieked. ''I'm serious if he cared he would've done something about it, possibly own up to his shit and explained what happened.''
''Well, he doesn't care so... yeah. Can we watch something else?''
We both looked back at the tv as it displays Big Mouth on Netflix. Talking pubes, talking pillow, teenage kids and their hormones, it's quite hilarious but very disturbing at the same time.
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The Alpha’s Unbroken Mate
What breaks once… breaks easier the second time.
And I knew the worst was still to come.
To be continued…
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Only the Second Best
He barely looked up.
“Tiara’s chaos,” At the end of the table, their younger brother Kai was slouched in a hoodie and joggers, eating ice cream straight from the container. His shoulder-length hair hung just over his eyes. He barely looked up. “But Tara... is like a software update that finally gets the whole system running again without crashing. Clean. Stable. Doesn’t explode.”
Audre let out a soft laugh. “Wow. That might be the highest compliment you ever given.”
But I didn’t laugh. I set my spoon down.
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The ending of 'You Should Have Known' delivers a gut-punch of revelations that redefine everything. Grace’s seemingly perfect life unravels when her husband Jonathan’s dark secrets emerge—his involvement in a murder and his double life. The climax hinges on Grace’s transformation from a passive therapist to a woman reclaiming agency. She exposes Jonathan’s crimes publicly, burning bridges with their elite social circle. The final scenes show her and her son Henry fleeing New York, starting anew under assumed identities. What lingers isn’t just the shock of betrayal but Grace’s quiet resilience. The novel subverts the ‘should have known’ trope by arguing that some evils are meticulously hidden, not missed.
Symbolically, the ending mirrors Grace’s book—a guide about spotting red flags—which becomes ironic as she missed her own. Her journey from盲目trust to survival makes the finale both harrowing and cathartic. The last pages leave Henry’s future ambiguous, emphasizing Grace’s sole focus: protecting him at any cost. It’s a masterclass in suspense, where the real horror isn’t the crime but the lies woven into everyday life.
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