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Nadine Smith's life shatters when she discovers the truth: she’s not the wife she believed herself to be. Instead, she’s just a pawn in a dangerous game of deception, her supposed marriage to Scott Jones a mere façade to shield his true love, her best friend Jasmine. With Scott’s betrayal echoing in her mind, Nadine finds herself at a crossroads—her heart heavy with the weight of three years of lies and shattered dreams.
As she navigates the aftermath of this revelation, Nadine is forced to confront the reality that her devotion has been exploited while she cared for the woman who was always meant to take her place. The walls of Scott’s estate, once a sanctuary, now feel like a gilded cage. Can she break free from the chains of loyalty and love that have bound her for so long? Or will the ghosts of her past continue to haunt her as she struggles to reclaim her identity?
With a new path unfolding before her, Nadine reaches out to her mother, ready to embrace a future she once rejected. But in a world rife with betrayal, can she truly trust herself to choose wisely this time? As the storm of emotions swirls around her, one thing is clear: Nadine’s journey to freedom will be fraught with unexpected challenges and the haunting specter of love lost.
Dear Husband, We were never Married!Chapter 1
“I’m sorry, Miss Nadine Smith, but we can’t issue a copy of this marriage certificate because you were never legally married to Mr. Scott Jones.”
I blinked at the woman behind the counter. I clutched my hands together until my nails dug into my palms.
“That’s… that’s not possible. I’m Mrs. Nadine Jones. I just need a reprint. I accidentally spilled coffee all over the old copy when I was cleaning my husband Scott's office.”
The clerk’s polite smile never faltered. She pushed her glasses up her nose, tapped a few keys, and turned the screen slightly my way — a blur of lines and legal text I couldn’t focus on. “Miss Smith. ”
I felt my breath catch. My tongue felt too big for my mouth. “No. You don’t understand. He told me he registered it after the church ceremony was postponed. He showed me the certificate. I’ve been living with him for three years. We’re married.”