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In a world where love can twist into betrayal, Dorothy is caught in a nightmare of her own making. Her husband, Clay Farley, has chosen his mistress over her, and now, a horrific betrayal has taken an even darker turn. As she races against time to save her mother-in-law from a shocking fate at the hands of a ruthless intern, she discovers that the man she thought she knew has a chilling side she never imagined.
What happens when the lines between family and loyalty blur? When a devastating revelation threatens to unravel everything Dorothy holds dear? With tensions rising and hearts hardening, she must confront not only the deadly consequences of a single surgical error but also the painful truths about the man she married. Can she navigate the storm of jealousy, deceit, and loss, or will she be swept away by the very love that once promised her a happily ever after?
In this gripping tale of love, ambition, and revenge, every decision could lead to salvation or ruin—will Dorothy find the strength to reclaim her life, or will she lose everything to the shadows of betrayal?
He Chose His Mistress Over Me,Until She Murdered His MotherChapter 1
I was vacationing with my mom in the Maldives when a photo arrived from my husband Clay Farley's intern—a woman splayed open on an operating table, her chest cavity cracked wide, organs exposed.
It came with a voice message, dripping with venom:
"Dorothy Simmons, your trashy little relative sure thinks she's something special. Is everyone from your backwater town this shameless about mooching off others?"
"Dr. Farley just got promoted to attending physician, and you send your freeloader of a mother to leech off his hospital? As Dr. Farley's favorite intern, I have every right to handle problems on his behalf."
"I could crack a chest open one-handed. She made a perfect practice case. Only shame is wasting a perfectly good operating table on some nobody old hag. Complete waste of medical resources. This is what your mother gets for faking sick to mooch off people!"
I froze. My eyes lifted to the woman sitting across from me. My mom was right there, perfectly fine.