My mother sneered, “Scrub harder, parasite,” forcing my heavily pregnant wife to wash her feet while a doctor held a syringe. Instead of fighting my filming brother, I quietly carried my wife out of the mansion. They laughed and called me a coward, completely unaware that in just 15 hours…

my family,” I said.

Eleanor’s face hardened, the veneer of aristocratic grace peeling away to reveal the venom beneath. “You own nothing without me. The company, the accounts, this very roof over your head—everything came from your father. If you walk out that door with her, you will be left with nothing but the clothes on your back.”

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