The Wrong Marriage, I Gave Up — Novel

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In a world where love is tested by betrayal and tragedy, Hector's heart lies shattered. After thirty years of devotion to Sherry, the woman he believed would eventually reciprocate his unwavering affection, he finds himself in the depths of despair following a devastating loss. Tania, their precious daughter, is gone, and the weight of grief is compounded by the shocking betrayal he uncovers upon returning home.

Faced with the cruel reality of Sherry’s indifference, Hector grapples with his rage and helplessness. How could the woman he cherished choose a fleeting connection over the love of their child? As he navigates the aftermath of heartbreak and fury, Hector must confront not only his feelings for Sherry but also the darkness that has crept into their once-cherished family.

In the chaos of emotions, can Hector find the strength to reclaim his life? Will he discover the truth behind Sherry's choices, or will he be consumed by the pain of the past? As secrets unravel and tensions rise, Hector embarks on a journey of self-discovery that could lead to redemption—or further heartbreak.

The Wrong Marriage, I Gave UpChapter 1

"Sherry, I want a divorce!" I said.

After I was adopted from the orphanage by Grandpa Eric and brought into the Alba Family, Sherry became the most cherished person in my heart.

We went to school together, played together and grew up together. Everyone said I was the most loyal 'simp' behind Sherry. But I didn't care. As long as I saw her happy, I was willing to be anything.

When we were in college, I saw her with Colin Powell. I also watched as Colin dumped her and went abroad.

We met when we were five, got married when we were twenty-five, had our daughter, Tania, when I was thirty and now I'm thirty-five. We had been entangled with each other for thirty years.

For thirty years, I had put her first in everything and treated her with more dignity than a princess.

I thought that sincerity could be exchanged for sincerity, that one day her heart would open up to me and we would have a happy ending. But, I was wrong.