I Lost Our Child Novel by Anonymous

I Lost Our Child Chapter 25 Her mother claimed I had deliberately targeted Ava. But the evidence showed the exact opposite. From the invitation to the questions to the interviewer, every decision had been made by her daughter first. That afternoon, Thatcher sent me a message. [I want to publicly explain our marriage at the

I Lost Our Child Chapter 24 By the time I woke up the next morning, the narrative had completely flipped. The video the studio had cobbled together was just over two minutes long. The full footage released by my company ran forty minutes. One glance was enough to see who had taken things out of

I Lost Our Child Chapter 23 When she spoke about her first love, she was completely calm. She even looked at me at one point and asked why I looked so serious. Throughout the entire interview, she had been perfectly normal. After it ended, she had even invited Thatcher and me to dinner in front

I Lost Our Child Chapter 22 By the time I got to the office, the conference room was already full. The director, the company’s legal team, and the head of the program were all there. Ava’s manager sat across from them. When she saw me come in, she sighed dramatically. “Reporter Alessa, Ava is in

I Lost Our Child Chapter 21 The office phones wouldn’t stop ringing. The new intern kept shooting me cautious, worried looks. My supervisor called me into his office. He didn’t yell. He only asked one question. “Is what that video says true?” I watched the video again. Every sentence in it was something I had

I Lost Our Child Chapter 20 Just before summer, I saw Thatcher again. We had a meal together. He was so tense that his hands trembled as he held his knife and fork. “Do we still have a chance?” I offered a small smile. “Thatcher, we should both move on.” “Don’t come looking for me

I Lost Our Child Chapter 19 The day Thatcher realized something was fundamentally broken in his marriage was at his friend’s wedding. She looked at him as if he were a stranger. Smiled, even, and agreed he looked good with another woman. To be honest, it hurt. It also made him angry. He couldn’t understand

I Lost Our Child Chapter 18 The rain kept getting heavier, and we were nearly caught in a flash flood. I was soaked for hours and came down with a high fever. During an interview, I fainted. When I woke up, it was the next day. The rain had stopped. I opened my eyes and

I Lost Our Child Chapter 17 Once the paperwork was processed, Thatcher and I went to the County Clerk’s Office to sign the divorce papers. For me, divorce was a new beginning. That day, the first snow of the season fell over New York. Thatcher walked toward me in a trench coat, handsome as ever.

I Lost Our Child Chapter 16 He handed me a small piece of cake. I raised my hand to push it away and accidentally knocked it over. We both froze. His eyelashes trembled, and the corners of his eyes slowly reddened. “Do you hate me that much now?” The way he looked at me, I