Running Away From My Treacherous Wife — Novel

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Wade thought he had it all when he married Rianne, the stunning New York socialite who promised loyalty amidst the glitz and glamour of high society. But as scandal after scandal unfolds, it becomes clear that loyalty was a fleeting notion. The moment Rianne gifts a luxury yacht to a rising actor, Wade's world begins to crumble, and the stakes reach new heights. Can he reclaim his dignity, or will he remain a pawn in Rianne's game?

Caught in a web of deceit and betrayal, Wade finds an unlikely ally in Allison, his mother-in-law, who is just as trapped as he is. Together, they hatch a plan to escape the chaos of the Scott family, but the path to freedom is fraught with danger. With every confrontation, Wade teeters on the brink of losing everything he once held dear.

As he grapples with his shattered dreams and the complexities of love, can he find the strength to break free? Or will he be forever entangled in a life where trust has become a mere illusion? In a world where appearances are everything, how far will Wade go to reclaim his life—and his heart?

Running Away From My Treacherous WifeChapter 1

"Wade, look at the news!"

My mother-in-law's sharp voice startled me so much that my game controller slipped from my hands.

I quickly grabbed my phone and checked the trending headlines on Instagram.

[New York socialite Rianne Scott splurges on a luxury yacht for Finn Cooper, sparking rumors of a high-profile romance.]

Rianne was my wife, and I was her live-in husband.

When we got married, she had promised that even though I was moving into her family, she would stay loyal.

But after we tied the knot, scandal after scandal surfaced about her. Every time, she brushed them off as mere publicity stunts, scolding me for being overly sensitive.

I loved her—loved her enough to give up my career for her, and enough to sever ties with my own family.

But in the end, she still spent a fortune on some young actor.

I let out a bitter laugh, ready to close my phone—until another headline caught my eye.

"You should check the news too," I deadpanned as I turned to my mother-in-law, my expression was filled with sympathy.

Allison, my mother-in-law, who was three years younger than me, picked up her phone. Immediately, her expression darkened.