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"Laurine is your sister, can you put up with your younger sister? Can you understand that she will struggle? Can you sleep well at night while your sister is in that state? Maxine, I know you love your sister and don't want that to happen to her, so I didn't hesitate to choose you. You will only be physically married to the Delgados' youngest child because the name you will still use is Laurine's name." She argued, "But what about me, Ma? I don't even know how to care for a disabled person." "But you know how to be a housewife. You learned it quickly when you and Scott were married, it will be easier for you to learn how to take care of a disabled husband. Everything is settled. You don't ha

He was trying but trying felt too little, too late. Somewhere around noon, he got it in his head to cook for me. I didn’t stop him. I didn’t have the energy or the heart, to tell him it wouldn’t fix anything. He made soup, which turned out badly. Too much salt, uneven vegetables, chicken half overcooked and half raw. But he tried. I sat at the counter, watching him struggle with a knife he barely knew how to hold and for a moment, I saw the man I married. The man who didn’t know how to do basic things because I always did them for him. The man who used to trust me to be his soft place to land.

Silence. Heavy. Sharp. Daniel stared at me as if he no longer knew the woman standing in front of him. And honestly? Maybe he didn’t. Because the girl who once begged for his attention no longer existed. “You’ve changed,” he said finally, his voice colder now. His jaw tightened. Around us, whispers continued quietly, people pretending not to watch while clearly listening to every word. Daniel stepped closer. “Do you really think this marriage is real?” he asked quietly. “You’re just a replacement.”

She says She goes to freshen up, and then she changes into her pajamas and goes to sleep. The next morning, she wakes up and sees that everywhere was already bright. “Well that is strange, how did I sleep so deeply. Maybe I was tired from the ceremony yesterday.” She thinks “To think of it, is he going to the office today or is he also on his honeymoon.” She giggles while thinking. She stands up to freshen up and get ready. Then she goes to the dining room to eat. To her surprise, she sees her new husband sitting there looing busy on his tablet.

Ava’s POV Every part of me froze as his sharp words felt like numerous knives, piercing into my heart. A torrent of tears streamed down my face, silent and unrelenting. I stared blankly at the man I had loved and married for three years, not knowing I had been nothing but a substitute for the woman he loved. He glanced at me, his jaw tight, eyes unreadable. “We should end this marriage, Ava. Olivia is back, and I’m finally getting married to her.”