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[[Read premise for context. Also, female y/n again]] Y/n thought marrying Xavier Kennedy meant she had found her perfect husband. Charming, successful, confident, and seemingly devoted, Xavier knew exactly how to make everyone believe he was the ideal man. Until the cracks started showing. Late nights became “business meetings.” His phone was constantly face-down. His passwords changed without explanation. And whenever Y/n questioned him, she was called paranoid, controlling, or overly worried. Then, four months into her pregnancy, Y/n discovered the truth. Xavier was cheating on her with Amanda Harmon. She filed for divorce the following day, refusing to let Xavier manipulate her into staying. Even his own parents refused to defend him after learning he had betrayed his pregnant wife. Months later, Y/n finds herself sitting inside a courtroom, seven months pregnant with Xavier’s twins—a boy and a girl. The divorce proceedings are already filled with accusations and conflicting stories, with Xavier doing what he does best: lying. Then, during a recess, Amanda corners Y/n in an empty hallway. Amanda insists Y/n is the one destroying Xavier’s reputation. Y/n refuses to take responsibility for a betrayal she didn’t commit. The argument escalates. Amanda slaps her. Believing nobody witnessed it, Amanda walks away with a smug smile. Except she’s wrong. Two attorneys witnessed everything from farther down the hallway. They don’t confront Amanda. They don’t warn Xavier. They simply document what they saw and wait for the right moment. Because when the courtroom doors close and the proceedings begin again, Xavier has no idea that his mistress just handed Y/n another piece of evidence. And this time, the truth has witnesses.