Wife's Eyes: True Love and Lies — Novel

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In a world where love and betrayal intertwine, Oscar Harper lives in the shadow of his wife, Daisy, who sees him as nothing more than a fool—a painful reminder of what he used to be. Struggling with his identity, Oscar clings to the hope that one day, Daisy will embrace him as the man he longs to be. But as whispers of her secrets swirl around him, he starts to question if the love he feels is real or just a cruel illusion.

When a chance encounter reveals Daisy's hidden life, Oscar is torn between the past he cherishes and the reality he cannot ignore. With his best friend, James, urging him to stand up for himself, Oscar faces an impossible choice: will he risk everything to reclaim his dignity and fight for Daisy’s love, or will he remain the substitute, forever haunted by the life he lost?

As tension builds and the stakes rise, can love survive the lies that threaten to tear them apart? In this gripping tale of heartache and redemption, Oscar must navigate the blurred lines of loyalty, trust, and the true meaning of love.

Wife's Eyes: True Love and LiesChapter 1

At a young age, I was hit and turned into a fool while trying to save my wife.

She often beat and scolded me, admitting that I was a substitute for her lover.

But as I became a normal person, she cried and begged me not to receive treatment.

I touched her face.

My dear, in fact, you always knew that the substitute had been you all along.

My name was Oscar Harper, and my wife was Daisy Francis.

Everyone praised that Daisy, my beautiful person, was gentle and kind, but she was only mean to me.

In her view, I was just a fool.

Even so, I still liked her very much, especially her sweet voice and her beautiful eyes.

In the private room of the hotel, everyone was proposing a toast to each other.

Daisy's best friend whispered, "Daisy, how about letting Oscar in? It would be embarrassing for him to stand outside."

I peeked inside through the crack in the door, finding that I recognized the people inside, who were all my high school classmates.

Someone suggested in a low voice, "Are you really not going to let him in? Daisy, there are so many people here."

Her arrogant voice came from inside. "Oscar, come in."