I Changed My Identity and Became My Childhood Sweetheart's Bride — Novel

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In a world where love is supposed to conquer all, betrayal lurks in the shadows. She once believed she was the center of Nathan's universe, a cherished treasure in their seemingly perfect marriage. But after overhearing his mocking words, the truth shatters her illusions. How could the man who vowed to love her unconditionally treat her as an afterthought? As the sting of betrayal sinks in, she decides to reclaim her life by changing her identity and walking away from Nathan forever.

But just as she takes the bold step towards a new beginning, Nathan’s unexpected arrival with a homemade cake pulls her back into his orbit. Can a single moment of sweetness mask the bitter truth of his unfaithfulness? With every shared glance and tender gesture, she is torn between the memories of their love and the realization that he has moved on to someone else.

As she navigates the complexities of her heart, will she find the strength to embrace her new identity, or will the weight of past love keep her tethered to a man who no longer sees her? Secrets, heartbreak, and a fight for self-worth unfold in a tale where every choice carries the weight of a shattered promise.

I Changed My Identity and Became My Childhood Sweetheart's BrideChapter 1

I had aphasia. But my husband has never looked down on me. I always thought I was the apple of his eye, his most cherished treasure. Until one day, I caught a whiff of another woman's perfume on him and overheard his cruel words, “Who wants to spend time with a mute?”

Only then did I realize how laughable my previous thoughts had been. When I decided to change my identity and become another man's wife, it was then that he began to regret everything.

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[Are you really sure you want to divorce Nathan and choose to marry me?]

When I read the text message, I didn’t hesitate for even a moment. “I’m sure. As long as you help me settle everything right here.”

“Alright.”

After receiving his reply, I turned off my phone, feeling an unexpected sense of relief wash over me for making this decision.

Sometime later, the doorbell rang. I went to answer it. Just like I always did. Nathan Leach, my husband, holding a cake in front of his face like a prize.