For His Assistant, He Froze His Wife — Novel

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In a world where love can turn cold as ice, Emma Carter thought she knew her husband, Daniel Miller. But when a simple elevator ride spirals into a chilling nightmare, she finds herself trapped in a walk-in freezer, forced to confront the man she once adored. Six months pregnant and desperate, Emma's pleas fall on deaf ears as Daniel, consumed by rage and jealousy, prioritizes his assistant Vivian over his wife and unborn child.

With each frigid moment, the stakes rise. Emma must navigate the treacherous waters of betrayal and heartache as Daniel's cruelty unfolds before her. Will she find the strength to fight for her dignity, or will the icy grip of despair suffocate her hope? As Daniel's affection shifts to Vivian, Emma grapples with the painful realization that the man who vowed to cherish her has become her captor.

In this intense tale of romance and drama, every step Emma takes is fraught with peril, testing her will to survive and protect the life growing inside her. Can she reclaim her place in Daniel’s heart, or will she be left out in the cold, forever haunted by the shadows of their shattered love?

For His Assistant, He Froze His WifeChapter 1

I didn’t give up my spot in the overloaded elevator for my husband’s assistant, and later he locked me, six months pregnant, inside a walk-in freezer just to vent his anger for her sake.

At six months pregnant, I went to visit my husband at his company. Feeling some pain in my belly, I left early. His assistant forced her way into the elevator. When the voice prompt warned that it was overloaded, she told me to get out.

“You’ve got an extra body in there, no wonder it’s overloaded. If you don’t get out, who should?”

I argued, “It’s only the third floor. I’m heavily pregnant—it’s hard for me to take the stairs. You can walk up a few steps instead.”

Others pushed her out of the elevator.

After my check-up, my husband asked me to go to the company warehouse. But right at the entrance, I was knocked out. When I woke up, I was inside the freezer.

At the freezer door, my husband, Daniel Miller, stood holding Vivian Lee like a loving couple.

“Do you know how hot it is today? And you made Vivian take the stairs?”

He sneered, “You said it’s just a few steps, right? Then let’s see if you can take a few steps out of here.”