I No Longer Look Forward To The Moon And Clouds — Novel

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In a world where love can quickly turn to betrayal, Rosa stands at a crossroads, the weight of heartbreak heavy on her shoulders. After seven years of devotion to George, the man she thought would be her forever, she discovers the truth: he has cheated on her more times than she can count. Each betrayal chips away at her spirit, turning the love story she once cherished into a haunting tale of pain and humiliation.

Now, just days after giving birth, the man who promised to cherish her seems more enamored with a rising star than the life they built together. As Rosa grapples with the agony of his indifference—his cold words cutting deeper than the wounds of betrayal—she faces an impossible choice. Should she continue to fight for a love that has repeatedly failed her, or is it finally time to reclaim her life and walk away from the torment?

With her heart in tatters and the stakes higher than ever, Rosa must navigate the treacherous waters of motherhood, betrayal, and her own self-worth. Can she find the strength to rise from the ashes of their shattered dreams, or will she remain trapped in a cycle of heartbreak?

I No Longer Look Forward To The Moon And CloudsChapter 1

After seven years of love, I caught George cheating.

He knelt in front of me and said it was an accident.

I softened my heart and forgave him.

In the next two years, he cheated 33 times.

When I was bleeding heavily during labor, he and a female star stayed together in the hotel all night, which made the headlines.

The day after giving birth, the female star didn’t want to go into the water to film, so he forced me to be a stuntman to complete the filming.

I was furious. “I just gave birth to a child. I am weak. I can’t touch the water. What if something happens…”

Before I finished speaking, he kicked me into the lake.

“It’s just giving birth to a child, is it that serious?”

I was drowning and asking for help. He watched coldly and kissed the female star on the shore.

After going through the life-and-death crisis, I thought it through.

I turned around and left with the 13 million dollars for childbirth expenses given to me by my mother-in-law.

George forgot that he said that he could only get a marriage certificate with me after giving birth to a son.

Now, I didn’t care.

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“Mom, I’m leaving.”