My Fiancé Called Me Crazy While Comforting Another Woman — Novel

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Astraea Grant thought her life was finally on track, especially with a trip to Norway to celebrate her third anniversary with her fiancé, Chase Gordon. But just as excitement built, a text shatters her plans: Chase is busy with a patient, and the patient is none other than his young apprentice, Zaria. As she scrolls through social media, a picture of Zaria in Chase’s shirt sends a chill through her. Is Chase really just being a devoted doctor, or is there something more brewing beneath the surface?

Returning home from Norway, Astraea is caught in a whirlwind of emotions, facing an angry Chase who seems more concerned about Zaria’s feelings than her own. With every word exchanged, tension mounts, revealing cracks in their relationship that run deeper than she ever imagined. As Chase’s loyalty is tested and Astraea grapples with doubt, she finds herself at a crossroads.

Will she continue to be the silent partner, or will she finally stand up for herself? As the storm outside rages on, so does the tempest within. Secrets and lies loom large, and the question remains: how much longer can love survive when trust begins to crumble?

My Fiancé Called Me Crazy While Comforting Another WomanChapter 1

After being given the wrong allergy shot by Chase Gordon’s young apprentice, I almost went into shock and lost my life.

Out of guilt, Chase agreed to go with me on a long-hoped-for trip to Norway for our third-anniversary celebration.

But right as the plane was about to leave, I got a message from him. [A patient suddenly came in at the hospital. Don’t wait for me.]

A moment later, I saw his apprentice’s Instagram Story.

It was a picture of her wearing Chase’s white shirt, holding black tea, her long legs stretched out in a cute pose.

Caption: [My period just came, and Chase is acting all dramatic. Being looked after like this is sweeter than brown-sugar ginger tea.]

Under it were likes and comments from all our shared friends, full of good wishes.

I stared at it for a few seconds.

Then, keeping the act, I tapped like, turned off my phone, and went on the plane.

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The two-week Norway trip ended.

When I got ready to go back home, I switched my phone on.

More than a hundred missed calls finished showing on the screen.

Right after that, Chase’s call came in.

Before I could think, I accidentally picked it up.