Married To My Ex-Husband’s Rival by Jobet GraySon

Chapter Two

Amber’s legs wobbled, her balance faltered, and her emotions felt like a chaotic storm, but she refused to turn back and leave without confronting the family that had betrayed her.

She knew it was time to stop avoiding the inevitable. Despite her determination to have nothing to do with this family ever again, she couldn’t escape confronting them forever.

Even though she understood deep down that it might not change anything, she needed closure, a resolution to the torment inside her mind.

Standing in front of her family home, a place she hadn’t visited in three months and had sworn never to return to, she took a deep breath before walking through the gate and towards the front door. Every step felt like a challenge, a battle against the anger and humiliation she carried within.

Inside, her father’s familiar voice greeted her, but the surprise in his expression suggested he wasn’t thrilled to see her so suddenly.

“Amber!” he gasped.

“Hello, Dad,” she replied, her voice devoid of any emotion. Despite the rush of emotions within her, she couldn’t bring herself to be happy seeing her father again. The disappointment she felt toward him was immense; he had failed her when she needed his support the most.

“What are you doing here?” he asked, clearly caught off guard.

Dad? Don’t you want me here? Does my presence bother you?” she retorted, her words laced with bitterness. She had no intention of pretending she was okay. She was here to express everything that had been festering

so soon. But you know you’re always welcome here, as

if I don’t cause trouble? Does that mean I can’t voice my grievances?” she shot back, her

This isn’t the time or place to vent your anger. I can understand why you’re upset, but you have to move

to you. The person I have a problem with is inside, and she’s the one who deserves my wrath, not you. Now, get out of my

to

family gathered there, seemingly having a grand time. It struck her then that none of them truly cared about her, not one bit. They were content in their

was the sole

celebration right now, and since

she asked, her eyes falling on the invitation cards scattered on the table.

upcoming wedding to Kayden,” her stepmother announced, her

no shame, but are you so shameless that you can’t see anything wrong in what you just said? Were you so desperate to marry that you had to rush into a wedding with your sister’s ex-husband? Are you that

and you still haven’t moved on? Are you

you expecting me to get over the fact that my sister and ex-husband were sleeping with each other in just three months?

Kayden was a love story, but it never was. You two

let go of your anger. Your sister made a choice, and it’s time for you to accept it and move forward. You can’t keep tormenting