For the past two years, while being married to Casper, Eliza wasn't allowed to work, yet he refused to give her any money for household expenses.

She had to eat whatever the servants made, and if they took a day off, she'd be stuck with leftovers or go hungry. It was absurd.-

"Hang on for a sec; I need to make a call," Eliza said.

Stepping into a corner, Eliza scrolled through her contacts to Casper's name, hesitated for a moment, then kept scrolling on.

"Chelsea, it's me."

"Elle?" The woman on the other end sounded surprised, her voice rising. "You finally decided to reach out."

"Sorry." Eliza composed herself. "Can you do me a favor?"

Chelsea's voice tightened. "What's going on?"

"My mom's hospital bills are due, and I don't have the money. I was hoping you could..." Eliza rarely showed her vulnerable side, but she was desperate. Chelsea responded quickly, "How much do you need? I'll send it to you."

exceptional clarity and exquisite craftsmanship. "I was hoping you could help me sell my bracelet. I know you have the connections to get a good price for

a moment of silence on the other

But she never imagined Eliza

feelings of injustice, Chelsea swallowed anger. "Okay, I'll help

wedding gift from Casper's mother to Eliza. It was the only valuable thing Eliza

Eliza transferred her mom to a local hospital. The medical facilities weren't the best, but they

felt exhausted

spacious, and sunny bedroom, Eliza felt no reluctance to leave. Two years in this

bags, she headed

noticed and, sensing trouble, asked, "Ma'am, where are you going? Does

headlights flashed through the glass of the floor-to-ceiling windows, followed by the

first thing Eliza saw. Marian, sensing the mood,

his handsome facial features were shadowed yet steady and reserved under the lamplight. His gaze fell on the two suitcases in Eliza's hands,

he said, "Throwing

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