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In a world where love can quickly turn to betrayal, Veronica finds herself grappling with the ultimate betrayal on what should have been her fifth wedding anniversary. Alone and heartbroken, she discovers that her seemingly perfect husband, Sebastian, has been hiding a shocking secret—one that shatters her reality and forces her to confront the truth about their life together. When she learns she is not his wife, but rather a pawn in a cruel game of deception, her life spirals into chaos.
As Veronica pieces together the fragments of her shattered trust, she realizes she must take control of her future. With a heart hardened by betrayal, she reaches out to a familiar voice from her past—Gabriel, Sebastian’s enigmatic father, whose presence once stirred something deep within her. What starts as a desperate move to escape her past quickly spirals into a dangerous dance of desire and power. Can Veronica navigate the treacherous waters of family ties, revenge, and unexpected attraction?
With each choice she makes, the stakes grow higher, and the question looms: will she emerge stronger, or will the shadows of her past consume her?
I Divorced Him, But Married His FatherChapter 1
Today was meant to be our fifth wedding anniversary.
We had planned a quiet dinner cruise—just the two of us, candlelight dancing across the table, champagne chilling in a silver bucket, the ocean stretching endlessly around us. I spent the entire morning picking out the perfect dress, fixing my hair twice, and making sure everything about the evening would be flawless for him.
But instead of watching the sunset beside my husband, Sebastian, I ended up sitting alone, staring at my phone.
An anonymous video had arrived only minutes earlier. My fingers trembled as I tapped it open, a strange sense of dread creeping up my spine. Even then, I wasn’t ready for what appeared on the screen.
It was Sebastian—my husband—and Livia, my best friend.
Their laughter filled the quiet room, carefree and intimate. The sheets wrapped around them weren’t ours, yet their bodies were tangled together as if they belonged there. My breath caught in my throat. My chest tightened, and for a moment, it felt like my heart had been hollowed out completely.