He Made Me Lose Our Baby, Then Learned Who My Father Is — Novel

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Agatha thought she had found safety in Ernest's arms, but the warmth of his love quickly turns icy. Just when she believes their bond could weather any storm, a shocking revelation shatters her world—he is married, and the child she carries is not meant for her. Trapped in a web of betrayal, Agatha must confront the brutal truths of their relationship and the cruel machinations of the woman who holds his heart.

As her life spirals into chaos, Agatha discovers the power of her true identity, one that could change everything. With her birth parents finally found, she stands at the precipice of a new beginning, but the shadows of her past loom large. What does it mean to reclaim her life when the person she trusted most threatens to unravel it all?

As the stakes rise, Agatha is forced to fight for her future, battling not just for her child but for her very existence. Can she summon the strength to break free from the chains of a love turned toxic? Or will the darkness consume her before she can reclaim her place in a world that is finally within reach?

He Destroyed My Child—Then Discovered My True IdentityChapter 1

"I'm pregnant—if you don't propose soon, there's no hiding this."

I held up the test results, half teasing, as I said it to my fiancé, Ernest Sanchez.

Ernest just smirked. "Babe, what are you talking about? I'm already married. How am I supposed to propose to you?"

My mind went blank.

He pulled out a marriage certificate.

His name on the groom's line. Maggie Pruitt on the bride's.

"You love me as a person, not for some title," he said. "You don't need that from me."

"But Maggie's different. If I don't marry her, she walks."

"You love me so much, Agatha. You're not gonna stand there and watch me lose her, right?"

Tears ran down my face. "But I'm already pregnant."

Ernest gave a little "oh" of acknowledgment. "Right. Get rid of it."

"I promised Maggie. The first child has to be hers."

…

I stared at him through my tears. "Why are you doing this?"

He looked completely unbothered. "Agatha, you're the one who's always saying it. Love means letting go."

"I like Maggie Pruitt now. Just be a good girl and step aside."

"If Maggie and I break up, I'll be miserable. You'd really let that happen?"