The Wife Who Never Loved
The Wife Who Never Loved is a city nights novel in English; the first 6 chapters are free in the official app.
Story
The story
For two years, my husband Hunter flaunted his affair, using his mistress's fake pregnancy to torture me. I endured it all for our daughter, trapped in a gilded cage where he expected me to mistake his strangling for passion.
Then his mistress whispered cruel lies to my six-year-old, telling her that her daddy would abandon her for the new baby. My daughter vanished.
While I searched frantically, Hunter was unreachable, still with her. When he finally appeared, he shielded his mistress from my desperate rage, his wedding ring glinting as he pushed me away.
With our daughter still missing, he pleaded with me.
"Krystal, she's pregnant, don't hurt her!"
The years of suppressed anger finally exploded. After our daughter was found safe, I looked him dead in the eye and told him the truth he'd been desperate to avoid.
"I want a divorce, Hunter. I never loved you. I hate you."
Chapters
🔒 every chapter continues in the official app
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Can I read The Wife Who Never Loved for free?
The official app lets you read the first 6 chapters of The Wife Who Never Loved without paying. EditWrx Reads shows the story details and chapter list.
Where can I read The Wife Who Never Loved?
In the official app. The button on this page takes you there.
What's The Wife Who Never Loved about?
For two years, my husband Hunter flaunted his affair, using his mistress's fake pregnancy to torture me. I endured it all for our daughter, trapped in a gilded cage where he expected me to mistake his strangling for passion.
What genre is The Wife Who Never Loved?
It’s a city nights novel, written in English.
EditWrx Reads carries only the sample chapters and story details the publisher has cleared for preview. To read the whole book, use the official app.
Chapter 1 is in the official app
The Wife Who Never Loved is read in the official app. Install it to open the story.





