Broken Vows by Tessa Montgomery

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I got an abortion the day I found my husband cheating on me.

I went to the hospital by taxi alone.

When the nurse asked about my husband, I had to answer that he’s at work.

The surgery went smoothly. I didn’t feel any physical pain except for an empty deep down as if a part of me were gone.

Before I got married, I never thought Antonio would abandon our family for the sake of another woman.

On my way back, I saw Antonio’s car heading to the hospital.

I wanted to ask Antonio what had happened. Yet I turned on my phone, only to see a post of Antonio’s friend on Facebook.

Antonio’s friend: “Life is so much easier without Fatty’s calls. Look how much Antonio cares about Vivian!”

The photo showed Antonio looking at his first love Vivian, his eyes full of gentleness.

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They all belonged to a group of five, including four guys and a girl. The five of them grew up together.

Antonio and Vivian were a couple. If Vivian hadn’t been trapped to marry that foreign guy, I wouldn’t have had the chance to marry Antonio.

and went back home with her son. I then became the villain

blamed Vivian for

a nightclub, so Antonio often

so I always called to urge him to

of them hate me even more. They believed that I was trying to control Antonio

place,

servant.

once again, Antonio chose them

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easier. I wouldn’t give in

his Facebook post. He deleted the post at once. It seemed that he had forgotten to block me when he posted it.

back home, with a strong smell of alcohol. He spent some time in the living room before he finally pushed the bedroom door open.

fallen asleep, Antonio panicked a bit. Yet in the end, he tucked me in gently and asked, “Have you made some tea for me today?”

shook my head.

and

sighed, trying to say

the end, he only said, “You’re pregnant now. Have some good rest.”

went to office

in my marriage, I

taking care of Antonio, I always clocked

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director Joana Brown was quite surprised to see me that early in