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That evening, Aurelia sat in the guest room—on the real bed—eyeing the crib. She rubbed her belly. “Thank you, Dad.”
I filed for divorce the next week. No arguments. Just a clean break.
Vionna spun lies to friends, called me heartless. But the truth spread. People saw through her. Some admitted they’d noticed her coldness but stayed silent.
I had no regrets.
Aurelia stayed for weeks. We painted the nursery, assembled furniture, debated crib mobiles. She shared her fears about motherhood. I told her she’d be amazing.
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