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Goodbye, Mr. Ex: I've Remarried Mr. Right novel Chapter 1919

My birth was a mistake.

My mother, Annette Austin, often leaned by the window, waiting for my father's return.

Enoch worked long hours, leaving early and coming back late. For a while, they lived like any ordinary couple, calm and quiet.

During that time, we were like rats in a dark sewer, hiding in a house that never saw daylight.

That house trapped both Annette and me.

I clearly remembered the day Annette took me to the market.

She wore beautiful dresses Enoch had given her. Back when she was a dancer, her moves were like a butterfly's. Graceful and breathtaking.

But at the market, people pointed and whispered about us.

"That's her. Kept by some rich guy. Got pregnant out of wedlock and had a kid."

"She used to dance at a club. Quit after hooking up with a big shot. Look at her, all dolled up, probably out to seduce men."

Annette heard the gossip and covered my ears. But I was already old enough to think for myself. I saw how they looked at us, like we were freaks.

"How much for these veggies?" Annette asked a gruff woman at a stall.

Chapter 1919 Extra Story—Michael Austin 1

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