After Removing My Love For You — Novel

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In a world where love can turn to ashes, Ava Reid stands at a crossroads, grappling with the shattering news of her terminal illness and the betrayal of her childhood sweetheart, Spencer Horne. Once promised a future together, Spencer now holds another woman’s hand—Kate, a nurse who has stepped into Ava’s life and heart with ease. As Ava’s body weakens, her spirit fights to hold onto the past, but the memories of their innocent childhood and unspoken vows become a haunting reminder of what she stands to lose.

Caught between the pain of unrequited love and the urgency of her fading health, Ava struggles to reclaim her identity in a home that now feels foreign. Can she navigate the tangled web of emotions that binds her to Spencer while confronting the bitter truth of his new life? As secrets unravel and tensions flare, Ava must decide whether to fight for a love that may never return or to let go and seek peace in her final days.

With every heartbeat, the stakes rise, and the question remains: how does one remove a love that has defined them for so long?

After Removing My Love For YouChapter 1 I Will Always Be His Sister

The airport was bustling and crowded. Some were hugging and crying, while others were in a rush.

From a hundred meters away, I could still clearly see my fiancé, Spencer Horne, holding another girl's hand. He looked doted on her.

The girl looked delicate as she clung to Spencer.

Spencer had always been calm and composed, never revealing his emotions. He never allowed me to act like this.

"I think... I may have mistaken others for him."

"Spencer loves me very much. It can't be him!"

"I am in a daze today. I must have been hallucinating!"

I went to the hospital this morning and ended up being diagnosed with advanced liver cancer. According to the doctor, the cancer cells had spread...

On the brink of life and death, I, who was frightened, might be mentally dazed.

But I heard him calling me, "Ava."

Ava, once an affectionate nickname for me, was a deadly weapon to me now.

Spencer and I were neighbors and childhood sweethearts.

I was an orphan adopted by my grandfather.

His mother abandoned him after his father's death.

When we were young, I didn't like him. I always felt he was a bit gloomy.