The Hurt I Couldn’t Name Novel – I am William Carter’s secretary. For him, I’ve been stabbed, imprisoned, and used as an outlet for his urges when he was drugged with an aphrodisiac. When his nemesis kidnaps his lover, I offer to trade places with her. Everyone thinks I’m madly in love with William, and he’s promised to marry me to repay my favor.
I return home after enduring seven days and nights of torture, with countless scars and wounds on my body, only for William to toss a letter of termination at me. He explains nonchalantly, Sophie and I are getting married. You can get the hell out of my sight. I realize he’s played me for a fool once again. I don’t throw a fit or burst into tears, only behaving like a robot who obeys every order.
It isn’t until much later that William sees me tearfully place a kiss on a tombstone, on which is a picture of a man who strongly resembles him. Ty, I’ve carried out my promise to you. I protected William and took good care of him. I’ll go look for you now, okay? At that moment, the irreverent and arrogant scion of the Carter family suddenly breaks down. Giselle, am I just my brother’s replacement to you?
Description of Novels
Title: The Hurt I Couldn’t Name
Author: –
Publisher: Webfic
Ratings: 7.4 (Very Good)
Genre: Romance
Language: English
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