7 Years! I Wasted On A Beast!
Scarlett Grant, the wealthy heiress of Harbor City, defied her father and married the poor Damon Reed, hiding her true identity. For seven years, she secretly supported his career, believing he’d earn her father’s approval. But when another New Year came, she saw his selfish nature and decided to take everything back...
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He Answers… But Not Her
His phone lights up: ‘Husband Calling’. He glances, smiles at *her*, declines. She’s on the floor, whispering into dead air. The tragedy isn’t the affair—it’s that he *chose* not to hear her breaking. 7 Years! I Wasted On A Beast! proves some endings aren’t loud—they’re just unanswered calls. 📱🔇
Pregnancy as Performance Art
Her belly, striated and raw, becomes the silent protagonist. She hides it like a secret shame while they celebrate *his* new life. The mirror scene? Devastating. She wipes tears, but the stretch marks stay—permanent proof of love discarded. 7 Years! I Wasted On A Beast! hits harder when you realize she still calls him ‘husband’. 😢✨
Cat vs. Chaos: The Only Witness
While humans scream and lie, the cat walks through shattered glass—curious, unbothered. It sniffs her bleeding knee, then leaves. Nature doesn’t care about betrayal. In 7 Years! I Wasted On A Beast!, the feline is the only honest character. Maybe we should all be more like cats. 🐾💔
Red ‘Fu’ on a Broken Mirror
The festive ‘Fu’ (blessing) decor clashes violently with her collapse on marble. Irony so sharp it cuts. She cleans up broken glass *while bleeding*—a metaphor for emotional labor no one sees. 7 Years! I Wasted On A Beast! weaponizes domesticity: love, pregnancy, cleanup—all performed in silence. 🔴🪞
The Door That Never Closed
She watches from the threshold—tears, blood, a belly stretched by seven years of hope. Meanwhile, he toasts with *her*, the new wife, unaware his phone rings with her final plea. 7 Years! I Wasted On A Beast! isn’t just a title—it’s a tombstone. 🩸🚪 #SilentScream