Punished by His Love

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Summary

The year my boyfriend was poorest, I suggested we break up. Later, when he became successful, he used every trick in the book to marry me. Everyone said I was his "white moonlight," the wife he cherished most. But then he started bringing different women home every night, breaking my heart and turning me into a joke in our social circle. Yet I didn't cry or make a scene. I quietly stayed in the study, never interfering with his affairs. He went crazy, kissing me fiercely and whispering, "Aren't you jealous?" He had no idea that I was sick. Every day he tried to get back at me, I was silently counting down the days I had left to live.

Status
Complete
Chapters
15
Rating
n/a
Age Rating
16+
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Chapter 1

In the third year of my marriage to Lucas, he started keeping a young and pretty college student.

Her name was Olivia. She had an innocent and lovely look about her, exactly the type Lucas was into.

He’d been supporting her for over half a year.

Apart from me, she was the woman who had been by his side the longest.

Friends warned me to be careful, saying it seemed like Lucas had really fallen for Olivia.

The first time I met Olivia was on my birthday.

I started nosebleeds early in the morning and went to the hospital for a check-up. The doctor said I probably wouldn’t make it past next spring.

I nodded gently and whispered, “It’s okay.”

I wasn’t afraid of dying, just a bit scared of the pain.

I heard there was an expensive medicine that could make my last days more comfortable.

When the money in my bank account ran out, I went to Lucas’s company to find him.

I happened to run into Olivia there. She had just graduated and was working as Lucas’s secretary.

Lucas was in a meeting, so I sat outside waiting.

Olivia kept staring at me, whispering to the colleagues around her:

“Is she the boss’s wife? She’s so ugly, all dried up, like she’s on her deathbed.”

“Everyone says I look like her. Where? I’m way prettier than she is.”

I glanced at my reflection in the shiny glass—pale face, bundled up in a puffy down jacket. Yeah, not pretty, and definitely on my last legs.

A colleague tugged at Olivia’s sleeve and whispered,

“It’s just that she’s not made up. If she were wearing makeup, ten of you wouldn’t add up to her beauty.”

“Also, don’t go provoking her just because the boss dotes on you.”

“You have no idea how much he loves her. If you upset her, watch out, or the boss will make you pay.”

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