RHEA’S POV I gripped the steering wheel tightly, my knuckles turning white as I dialed my mother’s number. My hands shook as I balanced anger, betrayal, and heartbreak. The phone rang twice before her familiar voice floated through the speaker. “Oh, Rhea, dear. Happy anniversary—” "I don’t need your wishes," I snapped, cutting her off without hesitation. My voice wavered between rage and desperation. "Why didn’t you tell me that Roxy is in town?" There was a deafening pause, the kind that screamed guilt louder than any confession. Then came her sigh—long, tired, and far too practiced. "Rhea," she began, her tone wary, "you know your father-in-law wouldn’t want that." I scoffed bitterly, my fingers tightening against the wheel. "Really, Mom? That’s your explanation for hiding the fact that my sister is sleeping with my husband? Do you all think I’m too stupid to figure out she is the one hiding behind that ridiculous Candy Bells alias?" "Rhea," she said, her voice softening l
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