From Love to Hate, Never Again — Novel

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In a world where love turns to betrayal, Diana's life shatters the moment a child's toy falls from above, taking her daughter with it. As she grapples with her unbearable grief, her husband Anthony promises unwavering support, yet his actions reveal a chilling truth: he harbors a secret relationship with another woman, one who lives just upstairs. As the trial approaches, Diana discovers the lengths Anthony is willing to go to protect his new family—threatening her future and leaving her vulnerable in the most shocking ways.

Caught in a web of deceit, Diana's fight for justice spirals into a battle for her very survival and her shattered heart. Will she find the strength to expose Anthony's lies, or will the darkness of betrayal consume her? As loyalties shift and hidden truths come to light, Diana must navigate a world where love is weaponized and every choice has dire consequences. With her life at stake and the safety of her future hanging in the balance, can she reclaim her power, or will she be forever haunted by the ghosts of her past?

From Love to Hate, Never AgainChapter 1

A neighbor dropped something from above. From the seventeenth floor, a toy car plummeted down.

It struck my daughter on the head.

Three days later, she stopped breathing.

I cried until I fainted again and again. When I could finally stand, I swore I would drag that neighbor into court.

My husband, Anthony, held me in his arms, voice heavy with grief and tenderness.

“No matter what you do, I’ll stand by you. We will make them pay for our daughter.”

But on the day of the trial, the property management claimed the security footage from that day had been “accidentally damaged.”

They insisted I must have seen wrong—that it was merely the neighbor’s young son who had dropped the toy by accident.

I couldn’t accept it. I lost control in court. Anthony, worried about my health, had someone inject me with a sedative.

When I woke up, he wasn’t by my side.

From the dim stairwell outside a woman’s voice, soft and full of guilt rang.