Mourning A Liar: The Dead Fiance's Secret Wife
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After my husband died in a car accident, I spent five years living alone. I never remarried.
My family and friends urged me to move on. Even my therapist told me I shouldn't spend the rest of my life punishing myself. In my dreams, Daniel begged me again and again to stop blaming myself and let him go.
Eventually, I agreed to go on a blind date.
On the Easter that followed, I went to the cemetery to say a final goodbye to the past.
But just as I left the cemetery, a post on social media caught my eye.
"Happy fifth wedding anniversary! Thank you for the gift, darling!"
The photo showed a woman nestled in a man's arms, smiling blissfully as he kissed her forehead.
I would have recognized that face even from beyond the grave.
My blood ran cold. I nearly dropped my phone.
Following the address in the post, I made my way to an apartment building.
The moment the door opened, I froze.
The woman standing before me was Sophie Bennett, my boyfriend's former secretary, whom he had fired five years ago for allegedly betraying the company.
Then I heard a voice from inside the apartment. A voice I had believed I would never hear again.
My family and friends urged me to move on. Even my therapist told me I shouldn't spend the rest of my life punishing myself. In my dreams, Daniel begged me again and again to stop blaming myself and let him go.
Eventually, I agreed to go on a blind date.
On the Easter that followed, I went to the cemetery to say a final goodbye to the past.
But just as I left the cemetery, a post on social media caught my eye.
"Happy fifth wedding anniversary! Thank you for the gift, darling!"
The photo showed a woman nestled in a man's arms, smiling blissfully as he kissed her forehead.
I would have recognized that face even from beyond the grave.
My blood ran cold. I nearly dropped my phone.
Following the address in the post, I made my way to an apartment building.
The moment the door opened, I froze.
The woman standing before me was Sophie Bennett, my boyfriend's former secretary, whom he had fired five years ago for allegedly betraying the company.
Then I heard a voice from inside the apartment. A voice I had believed I would never hear again.


















































