Shattered Illusions: Love, Lies, and Redemption

"Here, try this homemade red date and angelica soup. It's just the right temperature and sweet. Have a sip."

Lizetta had been constantly nagged by him to eat, and it was driving her nuts.

She reached out, intending to snatch the thermos from him to splash the soup right in his face that seemed to beam with affection.

But Remington was clearly prepared. No matter how hard Lizetta tried, she couldn't wrestle the thermos away from his firm grip.

Frustrated, Lizetta looked up, ready to hurl insults, but Remington took a sip from the thermos and then leaned down to kiss her, forcing the soup into her mouth.

Lizetta's eyes widened in shock, refusing to swallow.

With a gentle press under her chin from his hand, she found herself swallowing against her will.

The soup was meant to be sweet, but all she could taste was bitterness.

"Stop the car! I'm going to be sick."

Lizetta wiped her mouth forcefully, her face full of disgust.

Remington's vein on his temple throbbed as he pinched her chin and fed her another mouthful.

anger or discomfort, he coldly wiped the corner of her lips and said, "You're recovering from childbirth. You can't go outside and catch a

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face turned even paler,

he thought she was doing it

was genuinely sick was something he couldn't bear, casting a

to move away from Remington's lap, and this

door, she rinsed her mouth and wiped her face

that Remington's husky voice filled the

you really despise me that

hospital gown, his dignity and attractiveness were undiminished. He was still the man she once adored, but now,

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"You saw it yourself. Physical revulsion is uncontrollable. I'm really

was feeling weak

she wanted Remington to think that, to avoid him using the same tactics

his head away, no longer looking at

the prideful Mr. Dashiell's

did she care

the increasingly unfamiliar streets, she still

apart from that, she was out of

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