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The Woman They Threw Into the Pool

The Carter Estate sparkled beneath thousands of golden lights as the city's wealthiest families gathered for an extravagant engagement celebration. Crystal chandeliers reflected across the luxurious outdoor swimming pool while a live orchestra entertained guests dressed in designer gowns and tailored tuxedos.

Champagne flowed freely.

Laughter echoed through the gardens.

Everything appeared perfect.

Standing near the edge of the pool was twenty-six-year-old Sophia Brooks.

Dressed in an elegant white lace gown, she smiled politely despite feeling out of place among the powerful families surrounding her.

She had recently become engaged to Ethan Whitmore, the only son of the influential Whitmore family.

Not everyone welcomed the engagement.

Especially Ethan's mother, Victoria Whitmore.

She had spent months trying to convince her son that Sophia wasn't worthy of marrying into their family.

Tonight...

She intended to end the relationship forever.

As guests gathered around the pool, Victoria walked toward Sophia with a cold smile.

"You still don't understand, do you?" she whispered.

Before Sophia could answer, Victoria's husband, Charles Whitmore, stepped forward.

Without warning...

He shoved Sophia with both hands.

She lost her balance.

A loud splash echoed across the estate as she crashed into the illuminated swimming pool.

Guests gasped.

Some laughed nervously.

Others pretended not to notice.

Sophia surfaced moments later, soaked from head to toe.

Her beautiful white gown clung to her as she struggled toward the edge.

Victoria folded her arms.

"Get out of my family!"

The cruel words echoed across the silent garden.

Sophia slowly lifted her head.

Water dripped from her hair.

Despite the humiliation, her eyes remained fearless.

"You don't know who I am."

Victoria laughed.

"I know enough."

She stepped closer.

"You'll never be good enough for my son."

Around them, guests whispered, convinced the relationship had ended.

None of them noticed the phone resting beside the pool.

Until it suddenly began to ring.

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