Todos os capítulos de Scars of the Billionaire's Bride: Capítulo 1 - Capítulo 7

Sarah's POV "Tell me, Sarah, did Austin beat you up again?" Anita asked, her tone curious."Can we talk some other time," I replied. "I'm running late for a meeting."I walked towards my car without waiting for her to say more.The last thing I wanted was to talk about my issues with my husband.I opened the door and entered, but before I could drive off, she opened the Passenger's seat and sat down beside me.I didn't say a word, I started the engine and drove off.She turned to face me but I looked away, pretending not to see her."You can't hide the truth from me you know. We've been together for years and you know I care about you. So tell me the truth."I bit my lips, holding back tears as memories of how I had an argument with Austin and he slapped me hard across the cheek, I remember seeing stars.He has previously argued and shouted at me but last night, for the first time. He slapped me, and it was a slap I could never forget."You're right," I said, finall

Sarah’s POVFor a long, frozen moment, I couldn’t move.It was as if the world had blurred around me, and only that image, Austin’s hand curled possessively around Miriam’s waist, stayed sharp and cruel.My breath came out in a shaky exhale I couldn’t hold back.Anita’s body went rigid beside me. I could feel the fury radiating off her like heat, but I still couldn’t speak. My tongue felt like lead.Miriam’s voice broke through the silence. “Anita! I didn’t know you were coming to my house.” She smiled, walking closer, completely oblivious to the tension suffocating the air. “I said I’d catch up later—”The sound came first, a crack that cut through the room like a whip.Anita’s hand had connected with Miriam’s cheek so hard that even I flinched.The entire room stilled.Miriam’s head snapped to the side, her hair falling across her face. For a second, she didn’t even move.Austin didn’t blink. His gaze was on me, steady, sharp, and dangerous. Not even the sight of

Sarah's POVThe world came back to me in fragments, bright white lights, the rhythmic beep of a monitor. My eyelids felt heavy, glued together by exhaustion, but I forced them open. The blur slowly cleared into a man’s smiling face.“Welcome back to the land of the living,” he said warmly. “We thought we lost you there for a moment.”His tone was calm, almost cheerful, but my mind immediately flashed to Anita. Panic surged. “Where’s my friend? Anita—where is she?” I tried to sit up, but a firm hand pressed me back down.“Easy,” he said softly. “Anita’s fine. You’re the one we were worried about.”I exhaled shakily, relief washing through me so fast it made my head spin. “What… what’s wrong with me?”He smiled again, that professional kind of smile doctors wear when they’re trying to keep you calm. “Something serious, but we’ve handled it. You’re safe now.”His name tag caught my eye — Doctor Kyle. “Thank you, Doctor Kyle,” I murmured.“You’re welcome,” he said, his

Sarah’s POVThe phone kept ringing, the screen flashing Austin’s name over and over again. I stared at it, my thumb hovering near the green icon, but something inside me recoiled. I didn’t want to hear his voice.Kyle stood by the foot of my bed, his eyes following my every hesitation. “Aren’t you going to answer that?” he asked gently.I shook my head, my throat tight. “No,” I said. “I don’t want to talk to him.”His brows furrowed. “But… he’s your husband. He must be worried about you.”I let out a bitter laugh that sounded more like a broken sigh. “Austin doesn’t worry about anyone except himself.”Kyle seemed taken aback by the sharpness in my voice. He hesitated for a second, then said softly, “I see… I’m sorry. I didn’t mean to pry.”I sighed, leaning back against the pillow. “It’s fine. You didn’t know.”Silence hung in the air for a moment, broken only by the faint hum of machines nearby. The phone continued to vibrate on the nightstand. Kyle finally said, “I