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Our honeymoon abroad turned into a nightmare when riots broke out.
To help Elena escape, my newlywed husband shoved me out of the car without hesitation.
In my darkest moment of despair, my childhood sweetheart Dashiell appeared like an angel to save me.
He helped me overcome my trauma and even proposed marriage.
I suffered three miscarriages, but he never once blamed me.
When I joyfully discovered I was pregnant for the fourth time, I accidentally overheard him talking to my ex-husband.
My ex asked, "Don't you regret personally causing the deaths of three unborn children just to get fetal blood to save Elena?"
Dashiell gave a bitter smile and replied, "I'd do anything to keep Elena healthy and happy."
Only then did I realize this seemingly blissful marriage had been a conspiracy from the very beginning.
Both of my husbands only ever truly cared about Elena.
If that's how it is, there's no need for me to cling to a loveless marriage any longer.
But why is it that after I left, the man who claimed not to love me went mad with longing for me?

Love's Inferno

In the hospital morgue, the charred and unrecognizable body lay there.


The hospital director and his assistant stood nearby, not daring to make a sound.


Only Dashiell approached with hesitant curiosity, gently lifting the white sheet.


Upon seeing the body, he was first shocked, then silently began to weep.


When he saw the burned and misshapen ring on the right ring finger, he finally broke down into uncontrollable sobs.


"Why did this happen? Why did it have to be like this?"


"Felicity, how could you be so foolish? I never meant to hurt you. I married you, and I was always going to take responsibility for you and the child."


"I couldn't let go of Elena, it's true, but I never planned to abandon you. I had already made up my mind that after Elena's surgery was successful, I would put aside my obsession with her and focus on our life together. Why did you have to leave me?"


His cries of despair and sorrow echoed through the silent room.


Chapter 6