Rebirth After Being Betrayed by My Husband by Isabella Reed

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Aurora let out an awkward laugh, quickly hopping off the bed as her son stared at her curiously. She crouched slightly to meet his gaze and offered a hurried explanation. “Momma wasn’t playing, sweetie. I saw a big spider on the floor, and it startled me. That’s why I screamed and jumped on the bed.”

Grandma Marie froze in place, her eyes widening in alarm. “A spider? Where is it?” she shrieked, glancing nervously around the room.

Seeing her grandmother’s reaction, Aurora rushed over to her and gently grabbed her hand. “Grandma, it’s okay. It’s gone now. The spider is gone,” she said in a soothing voice.

Still unconvinced, Grandma Marie darted one last wary look around the room. “You… just wash up and come down for breakfast,” she said cautiously, holding onto little Auroraze’s hand as she guided him out of the room.

Aurora nodded, smiling softly as she watched them leave.

Once the door closed, she let out a breath of relief and flopped back onto her bed. Lying on her back and staring up at the ceiling, she felt a giggle bubble up inside her. The memory of Parker’s heartfelt confession echoed in her mind: “I love you, Aurora.”

Her lips curled into a smile as she giggled uncontrollably, clutching a pillow to her chest. The overwhelming happiness she felt was something she hadn’t experienced in years.

Over the past few weeks of working with him on her song, Aurora had found herself drawn to Parker. His kindness, his patience, and the way he genuinely cared about her had slowly but surely made her develop a crush. She had dismissed it at first, brushing it off as simple admiration. But as days turned into nights, and nights turned into dreams filled with him, those feelings had grown into something deeper–something she couldn’t ignore.

Still, she had never dared to believe he might feel the same way. After all, Parker was admired by so many beautiful, accomplished women. What were the odds that he’d choose her? Yet, last night’s confession had erased all her doubts. He loved her. He truly did.

Aurora chuckled softly as the thought of last night’s events replayed in her mind. She had even dreamed that Parker was in her room, and just as they kissed, her grandmother barged in. The memory made her laugh out loud.

After spending a few moments basking in her emotions, Aurora finally pushed herself off the bed. She stretched, heading toward the bathroom. A warm shower later, she got dressed and stepped out of her room, feeling refreshed and ready to face the day.

The sound of tiny footsteps racing toward her made her smile. “Momma, Momma!” Auroraze’s excited voice called out as he ran up to her.

scooped her little boy into her arms and covered his face with playful kisses. “How’s

I saw you on TV yesterday!” Auroraze said excitedly, his small arms wrapping

chuckled, her laughter warm and heartfelt. “It’s not ‘angle,‘ sweetheart. It’s ‘angel.”

the room carrying a tray of freshly prepared dishes She placed them on

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her granddaughter’s hand in her own, she smiled through teary eyes. “I’m so proud of you, Aurora,” she said, her voice trembling with emotion. “You’re finally living the

up in her eyes. She squeezed her grandmother’s hand and nodded, her voice soft with emotion. “Thank

room. After years of struggles and heartache, Aurora finally felt like she was living

a memory, and Aurora couldn’t help but feel a deep sense of gratitude. She silently thanked Lily and Boss Ethan for recognizing her potential, giving her a chance to shine, and supporting her

at her with bright, hopeful

nearly choked on her food, startled by the unexpected request. She glanced at her son, confused. “Uncle Parker?” she

had so much fun with Uncle Parker! He played all my favorite games with

enthusiastically recounting each game he had played with Parker, Aurora’s shock deepened. She stared at her son, unsure of how to process the

Sensing her confusion,

intervened with a gentle smile. “Aurora,

He even stayed here

replayed Grandma Marie’s words: Parker played

to her grandmother, her voice hesitant. “Grandma, did you

Marie nodded without hesitation.

a tidal wave. What she thought was a dream–the kisses, the moments they shared–it wasn’t a dream at all. It was real. Oh no… it was

parts mortified and overwhelmed. She couldn’t recall everything Parker had said to

vividly remembered what they had done. How am I supposed to