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Chapter 31~ I Was Married
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The silence in the truck was suffocating. I sat stiffly in the passenger seat, my mind spiraling as the road stretched endlessly ahead. The revelation gnawed at me—I was married. The words felt foreign, like they belonged to someone else. I pressed a hand to my chest, trying to breathe through the weight of it. Who was he? What kind of life had I left behind? And why hadn't he come for me? I clenched my fingers against my lap, my frustration building. No matter how hard I tried, I couldn't summon his face. Just that moment at the altar—the weight of the ring sliding onto my finger, the priest's solemn pronouncement. It was real. It had to be real. But if I had been someone's wife, why did it feel like I was completely alone? The truck rumbled over the uneven road, and Liam remained quiet beside me, focused on driving. He hadn't pushed me about earlier, but I could feel the weight of his curiosity. He knew something was wrong. I turned to the window, desperate for a distraction.
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Just then, the roar of engines shattered the moment. Two trucks skidded to a stop a few feet away, their headlights glaring through the day. Doors slammed, and a group of men jumped out, some wielding guns, others gripping wooden sticks. Liam reacted instantly, yanking me behind him as he squared his shoulders. My pulse pounded in my ears. A man stepped forward, the glow of his cigarette casting eerie shadows across his scarred face. He took a long drag, exhaling a plume of smoke before smirking. "Well, well... the almighty Liam." His voice dripped with amusement. "Who would've thought my day would start off this nice?" Liam's grip on my wrist tightened. "Go to the truck." His voice was low, urgent. I froze, shaking my head. "No, I'm not—" "Now." His eyes locked onto mine, firm, leaving no room for argument. My throat went dry. I hesitated, but then— "Ohh," the man drawled, his grin widening. "He's trying to protect his woman. How sweet." His tone darkened. "Too bad I hate it.
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The truck jolted beneath my grip as I slammed my foot on the gas, the engine roaring in response. Gravel kicked up behind us, dust clouding the rearview mirror, but the headlights cutting through it told me Rey and his men weren't giving up. "Hold on," I muttered, fingers tightening around the wheel as I yanked it left. The truck veered sharply, tires skidding against the dirt road before gripping just in time to keep us from rolling. The sudden turn sent our pursuers swerving, but they adjusted quickly, accelerating. They were gaining on us. "Where the hell did you learn to drive like this?" Liam's voice was tight, his body bracing against the dashboard. I didn't answer, I couldn't. The way my hands moved, the way my mind calculated every sharp turn, every dip in the road—it felt instinctual. Automatic. Like I'd done it a thousand times before. But I hadn't, had I? At least, not that I could remember. A flicker of something surfaced in my mind. The faintest image of my hand
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Silence. Heavy, suffocating, unrelenting. Liam hadn't moved, hadn't spoken since I said it. I'm married. The words still hung in the air between us, thick with something neither of us could name. His eyes were locked on mine, searching for—what? Answers? A lie? The truth? I didn't have it. I tore my gaze away, pressing my hands against my temples. My pulse pounded, my breathing unsteady. The vision from earlier clawed its way back into my mind—the weight of a ring sliding onto my finger, the blurred outline of a man. I squeezed my eyes shut, trying to force the image into focus. Nothing. A frustrated breath left me as I opened my eyes again. Liam was still watching me, unreadable. "Say something," I muttered. He exhaled sharply, dragging a hand down his face. "What the hell do you want me to say, Sara?" "I don't know," I admitted. "I don't even know if it's true. I just—" I swallowed hard, wrapping my arms around myself. "I saw something. A memory, maybe. It felt real." Liam
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Silence. Heavy, suffocating, unrelenting. Liam hadn't moved, hadn't spoken since I said it. I'm married. The words still hung in the air between us, thick with something neither of us could name. His eyes were locked on mine, searching for—what? Answers? A lie? The truth? I didn't have it. I tore my gaze away, pressing my hands against my temples. My pulse pounded, my breathing unsteady. The vision from earlier clawed its way back into my mind—the weight of a ring sliding onto my finger, the blurred outline of a man. I squeezed my eyes shut, trying to force the image into focus. Nothing. A frustrated breath left me as I opened my eyes again. Liam was still watching me, unreadable. "Say something," I muttered. He exhaled sharply, dragging a hand down his face. "What the hell do you want me to say, Sara?" "I don't know," I admitted. "I don't even know if it's true. I just—" I swallowed hard, wrapping my arms around myself. "I saw something. A memory, maybe. It felt real." Liam
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Shattered Vows Chapter 33~ You Own Me A Debt
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Shattered Vows Chapter 32~ Why Can’t I Remember?
The silence in the truck was suffocating. I sat stiffly in the passenger seat, my mind spiraling as the road stretched endlessly ahead. The revelation gnawed at me—I was married. The words felt foreign, like they belonged to someone else. I pressed a hand to my chest, trying to breathe through the weight of it. Who was he? What kind of life had I left behind? And why hadn't he come for me? I clenched my fingers against my lap, my frustration building. No matter how hard I tried, I couldn't summon his face. Just that moment at the altar—the weight of the ring sliding onto my finger, the priest's solemn pronouncement. It was real. It had to be real. But if I had been someone's wife, why did it feel like I was completely alone? The truck rumbled over the uneven road, and Liam remained quiet beside me, focused on driving. He hadn't pushed me about earlier, but I could feel the weight of his curiosity. He knew something was wrong. I turned to the window, desperate for a distraction.
Shattered Vows Chapter 31~ I Was Married
I wasn't in the house anymore. I was standing at an altar, draped in white. The air smelled of roses and candle wax, thick and heavy, suffocating. A man stood before me, his grip firm as he took my hand. His face blurred, hazy, unreachable, but everything else was vivid. The weight of a ring sliding onto my finger. The murmur of a gathered crowd. And then, "I now pronounce you husband and wife." My breath caught. Husband and wife. Meaning I was married. No. No, that couldn't be right. The memory shattered, and I gasped, my body jerking back to reality. My hands clutched at the closet door, nails digging into the wood. My heart slammed against my ribs, a wild, frantic rhythm. That wasn't a dream. That wasn't my imagination. It was real. I had been married. A cold wave of disbelief crashed over me. I could barely breathe around the weight of it. My fingers tightened against the closet, grounding myself, but the truth had already sunk in. This wasn't some fragmented illusion.
Shattered Vows Chapter 30~ This Can’t Be Real
The house was eerily quiet now. No more moans, no more laughter, no more Greg being a pain in my ass. Just silence. Finally. I let out a breath and tossed the last bit of trash into the bin. The house still felt dirty after last night, but at least now it didn’t look like a den of sin. Evans and Ella wouldn’t walk in and immediately start praying for my soul. I grabbed the mop, ready to finish up, when I felt it. A presence. I didn’t need to turn around to know who it was. The air shifted, growing heavier, charged. My spine straightened on instinct. Liam. Of course he was still here. I ignored him, dipping the mop into the bucket and scrubbing the floor with a little more force than necessary. Maybe if I focused hard enough, I could pretend he didn’t exist. No such luck. “Are you purging the house of evil spirits?” Liam’s voice was low, amused. I didn’t look at him. “Something like that.” Silence. Then the sound of his slow, deliberate footsteps. Closer. “So, last night…”
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I barely got any sleep. And no, it wasn't because of my thoughts spiraling out of control or the fact that my brain refused to shut up. No, that would have been preferable. Instead, I was forced to endure an entire night of listening to Kim moaning Liam's name like some desperate, lovesick fool.The walls were too damn thin.I tried covering my ears with a pillow. I tried blasting music in my earbuds. I even contemplated suffocating myself with my own blanket just to escape the nightmare. Kim's voice is unmistakable, the breathy moans and hushed whispers making it painfully clear what's happening in the next room. Liam isn't loud, but i knows he's there, and that knowledge alone twists something ugly in my chest.But it wasn't just them. Oh no, because apparently, last night was sex night in this house. Jane and Greg? Loud. Sophia and Trevor? Even louder. I thought they were the quiet ones, but oh no, Sophia proved me very wrong. At one point, I actually debated whether to knock on th
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Hunger gnawed at my stomach, and I didn't care how late it was. I padded into the kitchen, grabbing the jar of peanut butter from the counter. Twisting the lid off, I dipped my fingers in, scooping out a generous amount. Just as I was about to bring it to my mouth, a shadow moved in front of me. Liam. I tilted my head, smirking. "You're still here?" I licked a bit of peanut butter off my finger. "How does it feel to lose, huh?" His glare was sharp, eyes locked onto mine. Still mad. Noted. "Are you seriously still upset about losing?" I teased, dipping my finger back into the jar before sealing it shut and putting it away. Liam scoffed. "You think I lost?" I stepped closer, closing the space between us until the air between us thickened, charged with something almost dangerous. "Didn't you?" His jaw ticked. "You think a little lap dance was enough to break me?" I let out a soft, knowing laugh, placing my left hand on his chest while my right, still coated in peanut butter, hov
