He rubbed his cheek, a flicker of pain crossing his eyes. His voice softened but stayed tense You donβt understand, love. Itβs not what you think. I never wanted to hurt you.
IntroΒ My name is Y/N. Iβm 25, a calm, observant graphic designer who always trusted patterns until one broke. My husband, Nathan, 28,is a sharp-tongued defense attorney, always composed, always convincing. He is your husband and always calls you love. People saw us as perfect. But perfect is quiet, and sometimes too quiet hides something loud.
I found out when his phone lit up while he was in the shower. A message from someone named Camille said, βLast night was perfect. I miss you already.β My stomach turned. He told me he was working late. I stayed silent, let the truth unfold. Days passed. Patterns shifted. Excuses grew thinner.
When I had enough, tears were dropping from my face. I waited until dinner. I cooked. I smiled. I let him speak first. Then, I dropped the message in front of him. He reached for it with that same fake calm. I slapped him across the face before he could lie.
βDonβt insult me,β I said. βNot tonight.β
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Think about it before there might be a possibility that someone is obsessed and is framing him.
βΛβΉβ‘ αβ ^. .^β
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