Loved You Once But He's My Forever

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I died on my wedding night.

During our ceremony, my husband left me at the altar, making me the subject of ridicule for everyone in the city.

When a dangerous man attacked me, I called my husband for help, but he told me to just die already so that my sister wouldn't be bothered by me any longer. Before I passed away, I saw the city illuminated by fireworks.

These fireworks were supposed to celebrate our marriage but were instead his way of wooing another woman.

I thought that by dying, I would remove the last obstacle, allowing him to openly pursue my sister.

However, when he discovered that my bones had been fashioned into prayer beads he touched day and night, he lost his sanity.

As my consciousness dimmed, I made one final call.

On 1 the othe other end, a end, a chaotic noise preceded a man's cold voice. "Chloe, are you done making trouble? I've already given you a grand wedding. I'm just spending time with Anna. What more do you want?" Blood poured from me quickly as the attacker loomed over, observing my struggling and pitiful state.

He was aware that I was about to die and could no longer pose any threat.

But I clung to the faintest glimmer of hope, unwilling to surrender just yet.

My white wedding dress, now drenched in the river, was muddied at the hem. Summoning my last bit of strength, I cried out, "Luke, save me!" Luke Bolton cut me off with annoyance, "Enough. Aren't you tired of this charade? I'm fed up with it."

"I'm not lying. Someone is trying to kill

He

me

пе scoffed, "Chloe, you were pretending to be sick before. What's this performance now?

"Are you so desperate for attention? Anna is your own sister, and you're Mrs. Bolton now. Will you only be satisfied if she's dead?"

The biting

cold I was nothing compared to his scornful words. As the blood pooled beneath me, staining my wedding gown, I knew my end was near. my final breath, I lay on my back, surrendering to my fate, my voice a faint whisper. "But Anna is safe and alive, while I ... am dying." "Just die already. That way, Anna wouldn't be bothered by you anymore."

With

Before the call ended, a sweet voice chimed in, "Luke, the fireworks are about to begin."

Luke's voice faded away,

The splash sent droplets inving only the howling wind in my ears. The blood-smeared phone slipped from my fingers and fell heavily into the water.

Amidst the the swirling snow,

Amid

which turned into burning tears streaming down my cheeks.

into my eyes, which

tiny

drones. The deafening bursts of fireworks filled the air, and my vision was

which he had spent six months preparing to celebrate our wedding, had ultimately been a show to impress another woman. Someone sent me a photo of my

usually so detached, curled into a

midst of their r joy,

after death, one

hoped I would never

But f

I regained consciousness, I found myself under a brilliant, star-filled sky, watching a couple locked in an embrace. It was my husband, Luke, and my sister, Anna Sander.

can't

tried to reach out to them, but my

Looking

transparent form. No one around

I was dead and my spirit had

passionately, I felt the sharp sting of

had promised me that his feelings for Anna were purely sibling-like and that he loved only me. Another firework streaked across the sky, and Luke suddenly jolted awake, pushing Anna away with a sudden

can't

look even more captivating. She bit her lip and said, "Luke, I didn't mean for this to happen. I just... couldn't control myself."

he pulled out his phone and

I

years of devotion, it all meant nothing

thinking of me came only after his romantic encounter with Anna,

Beep, beep, beep.

my

standby for Luke, ready to

But I

How could a

I was dea

I'm going to check Chloe's last

now he

the river. If he came now, he might still

I

I dreaded what the scheming murderer might

and Anna looked at him with pleading eyes. "Luke,

Luke hesitated. "But Chloe.

was fine. Or when she said

doubts, and

wish Chloe could be as understanding

smiled, and I felt

felt a

f irony.

can be as carefree

the doorway,

I

Anna,

prevent her

ther from entering.