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When Teresa Mason discovers her husband, Morton Finley, has placed his mistress, Sapphire Parsons, on the property deed of the home she pays for, a spark ignites in her. She thought she knew her husband, the man she married into her powerful family, but betrayal runs deep. With every act of favoritism toward Sapphire, Morton has woven a tangled web of deceit, leaving Teresa to wonder: how far will she go to reclaim her life and dignity?
As the stakes rise, Teresa's resolve hardens. No longer willing to be a pawn in their game, she makes a bold move, crossing Morton’s name off the deed, sending ripples through their once-stable world. But when she confronts Sapphire, the mistress reveals a shocking twist that shatters Teresa’s reality. With a baby in the picture and a will that threatens to strip everything away, Teresa is left questioning everything she thought she knew about loyalty, love, and power.
In a battle of wills, can Teresa reclaim her rightful place, or will she be pushed into the shadows while Morton and Sapphire build a life from her sacrifices? The clock is ticking, and the line between love and revenge blurs as secrets unfold. Can she outsmart those who have turned her life into a betrayal?
My Husband Put His Mistress on the Deed,So I Destroyed HimChapter 1
After Morton Finley married into my family, I took him house shopping. We were about to sign the contract when he suddenly stopped me.
"Babe, don't you think Sapphire is pitiful?"
Sapphire Parsons was a new hire he'd brought on after taking over the company.
I nodded without thinking and looked at him. "Sure. Pitiful. And?"
"Let's give her a surprise! We can add her name to the property deed. What do you say?"
I raised an eyebrow. "That's not entirely out of the question. How about we add your name to a divorce certificate while we're at it?"
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Silence.
"I was just joking. Do you have to blow everything out of proportion?"
"Sapphire comes from nothing. She's a girl out here on her own, trying to make it. You're not exactly strapped for cash. Would it kill you to show a little compassion?"
I watched Morton rush to Sapphire's defense, and something cold settled in my chest.
His favoritism toward Sapphire went far beyond this.
When her family fell into debt, he hadn't hesitated to embezzle company funds to bail them out, never mind that the books were already stretched thin. Afterward, he blamed me for being heartless.