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Chapters
Chapter 1 – This Is Not My Story
Chapter 2 – A Wedding That Isn’t Mine
Chapter 3 – The Insignificant Wife.
Chapter 4 – The Shared Room
Chapter 5 – The Cursed Clause.
Chapter 6 – To Inherit or To Bear
Chapter 7 – A Place Where I’m Still Myself
Chapter 8 – Not Quite an Ogre… But Just as Annoying
Chapter 9 – An Executive by Choice, Not by Obligation
Chapter 10 – The Perfect Trap
Chapter 11 – Don’t Take Him Away From Me
Chapter 12 – The Silence That Burns
Chapter 13 – The Truth I Didn’t Want to Face
Chapter 14 – On the Verge
Chapter 15. UNITED
Chapter 16. MY WIFE
Chapter 17. I LOVE YOU.
Chapter 18. Attack.
Chapter 19. Son
Chapter 20. I LOVE MY HUSBAND
Chapter 21. LIES UNCOVERED
Chapter 22 – Shadow Among Lights
Chapter 23 – I Still Haven’t Forgiven You
Chapter 24 – Sand and Skin
Chapter 25 – Broken Painting
Chapter 26 – Light Among the Shadows
Chapter 27 – What the Silences Hide
Chapter 28 – What Goes Unsaid
Chapter 29 – Ruins and Heartbeats
Chapter 30 – A Faceless Enemy
Chapter 31 – Two Heartbeats, One Love
Chapter 32 – Interrupted Celebration
Chapter 33 – Roses with Thorns
Chapter 34 – Shadows of the Past
Chapter 35 – The Heartbeat That Almost Faded
Chapter 36 – The Buried Truth
Chapter 37 – The Cry That Surpassed Fear
Chapter 38 – The Letter
Chapter 39 – Stripped
Chapter 40 – Underground
Chapter 41 – The Face of the Past
Chapter 42 – The Truth Beneath the Ashes
Chapter 43 – Fire and Ashes
Chapter 44 – The Light That Returned, and the Shadow That Took Everything
Chapter 45 – Inheritance of Fire
Chapter 46 – Aurora’s Awakening
Chapter 47 – Candles and Absences
Chapter 48 – Don’t Ever Underestimate Me Again
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Chapter 44 – The Light That Returned, and the Shadow That Took Everything
POV Aurora
That sunset will never be erased from my memory.
The sky was painted red, as if the cosmos itself were trying to warn me. And still, I found a bit of peace. Gabriel lay asleep on my chest, and although the absence of Gabriela was overwhelming, for the first time in weeks, I felt like I c...