ManyWriters

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During my heart surgery recovery, Faye and her newly hired male secretary were playing strip games at a bar.
When I arrived, before I could say a word, Soren - stripped down to just his underwear - threw himself into Faye's arms and tearfully apologized to me:
"Brother, you're not well. I was just keeping Ms. Stratton company. It's all my fault. Please don't be mad at Ms. Stratton, okay?"
Faye looked disgusted as she pulled him away. "Can you stop being so paranoid? It was just a game. Are you stalking me now?"
"Have you looked at yourself? Your face is as white as a ghost crawling out of hell. It's terrifying."
In the heat of the moment, my heart condition flared up and I vomited all over the floor.
It took over a dozen calls before Faye finally answered, her tone full of contempt.
"Aren't you annoying? You had the energy to check up on me earlier, but now you're claiming the recurrence of your heart attack? Who would believe that?"
"Soren's family is pressuring him to get married. I'm helping him fend off admirers. I don't have time for your meddling."
Later, I personally handed the critical condition report to Faye.
But why has she gone crazy?

My Cheating Fiancée Played Strip Games With Ex-boyfriend

Another side of town, Faye got the address and immediately set off for the hospital.


For some reason, she couldn't shake an uneasy feeling in her gut, as if something was slipping out of her control.


No! That can't be. Asher must be messing with her on purpose. How could he joke about his life? He's really been spoiled rotten!


"Ms. Stratton! How did you know I was coming to the hospital? You even followed me here. You're so clingy~"


Soren clung to Faye's arm with a delighted expression, acting coy.


Faye froze, then shook her off in annoyance. Right now, her mind was consumed with thoughts of Asher; she had no time for flirtatious games.


"Don't bother me. I have something important to deal with."


She pushed down the chaotic thoughts swirling in his mind and headed straight for the cardiology department.


"Excuse me, I'd like to ask if a patient named Asher has been here in the past few days?"


Chapter 6