Blurb：
When Julian Hayes' first love Brittany Hayes returns to Metropolis, Alice Green faces the ultimate betrayal. Married to Julian for three years, Alice discovers her husband's secret past with his foster sister Brittany. As fireworks light up the city celebrating Brittany's return, Alice sits alone in the hospital signing abortion papers. This emotional story explores love, sacrifice, and the painful truth about Julian Hayes' heart. Follow Alice Green's journey as she walks away from Julian Hayes, realizing she was never his true love. A heartbreaking tale of marriage, pregnancy, and the power of first love between Julian and Brittany Hayes.Content：
His First Love Returned. I Walked Away.I’d been with Julian Hayes for five years, married for three.
It was only then I realized how utterly ridiculous my love was, compared to Julian’s first love.
I was in the hospital, undergoing an abortion procedure, while he was setting off fireworks across Metropolis, celebrating his first love’s return.
Holding the consent form, the moment I signed my name, I finally decided to let Julian go.
More importantly, to let myself go.
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The day Brittany Hayes returned.
Fireworks lit up the sky over Metropolis all night, and the entire high society was celebrating her.
I scrolled through the vibrant posts on Ins, the explosions outside perfectly mirroring my mood.
A complicated, unspeakable emotion welled up inside me.
“Ms. Green.”
The doctor held out a consent form, placing it in front of me. “If you agree, just sign here.”
My face was devoid of expression as I took the form from her hand.
The doctor offered another reminder.
“Ms. Green, your uterine lining is thin. If you terminate this pregnancy, it might be very difficult to conceive in the future…”
The doctor looked at the frail girl before her, a pang of sympathy in her chest.
She had witnessed firsthand how desperately I’d tried to have a child over the past three years.
She saw the light in my eyes dim bit by bit, and her heart ached for me.
But she was an outsider. She couldn’t pass judgment.
I stared at the abortion consent form, my heart clenching so hard I could barely breathe.
Still, I maintained my composure, thanked the doctor after signing, and she left with a sigh, not saying another word.
Silence returned to the ward.
A quiet world, starkly contrasted by the vibrant celebration outside my window.
I opened SnapChat, scrolling to Julian Hayes’s chat, and saw his latest reply:
[Brittany’s back. Let’s not keep the baby.]
Julian was my husband, and my benefactor.
He was the man who’d brought me out of the impoverished countryside, the perfect gentleman I’d loved and been captivated by my entire life.
Julian and I had been together for five years, married for three.
Three years ago, it was Julian who told me he wanted a child, a child with me.
It was Julian who, with a tender look, asked me,
“Will you give me a child?”
Julian caressed my stomach.
“Here, we’ll nurture the precious fruit of our love.”
I’d had a few drinks; liquid courage filled me.
I stood on my tiptoes, kissed his lips, and looked at him with adoration.
“I will.”
Like a shy, wild thing, I lightly nipped at his throat.
I actively shed my nightgown, and Julian lifted me into his arms, carrying me to bed.
We became one.
That night.
Julian whispered, “Alice, I won’t let you regret this.”
He gently kissed my forehead.
“I love you.”
I was so incredibly happy then, my dream of marrying the man I loved most had come true.
I was Mrs. Hayes.
Just as my idealized love seemed to materialize, Brittany Hayes returned.
Brittany was the Hayes’s foster daughter, Julian’s younger sister.
I’d always thought of them as just siblings.
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