Marrying His Rival: The Jilted Wife's Sweet Revenge

"Her blood type is a match. It’s the only option."

I froze outside the conference room door, the quarterly reports digging into my ribs.

I knew that voice. It was Ben, my husband’s best friend and doctor. But the next voice, cold and devoid of warmth, shattered my world.

"Then we do it," my husband Ethan said. "Chloe cannot wait any longer. If Ava is the match, then Ava is the solution."

For the past month, Ethan had been obsessed with my health, insisting on daily "vitamins" and endless checkups. He called it love.

Standing in that hallway, I realized he was actually shopping for spare parts.

"She is your wife, Ethan," Ben argued weakly. "You can't just harvest her like a crop."

"She became my wife because she was useful," Ethan replied, his indifference cutting deeper than any scalpel. "Now, she can be useful for this."

The realization hit me with the force of a physical blow. The nausea I’d been feeling wasn't stress.

I was pregnant.

And those "vitamins" he fed me every morning? They weren't supplements. They were poisons designed to ensure I remained a viable donor.

He was killing his own child to save his mistress.

To him, I wasn't a partner. I was livestock. An asset to be liquidated for parts.

I didn't burst into the room. I didn't scream.

I walked away in silence, my hand hovering over my stomach.

He wanted my kidney? He wanted to carve me up?

I decided right then. I wouldn't just leave.

I would terminate the pregnancy, fake my death, and burn his entire world to the ground.

Chapter 1

Ava Miller POV

"Her blood type is a match, Ethan. It’s the only option."

The words slithered through the slightly ajar door of the executive conference room, freezing my hand on the brass handle.

I knew that voice. It was Ben Carter, my husband’s oldest friend and personal physician. But the hesitation in his tone was new. It was heavy, laden with a guilt I could almost taste in the air.

"Then we do it," Ethan’s voice followed, crisp and devoid of the warmth he usually reserved for public appearances. "Chloe cannot wait any longer. If Ava is the match, then Ava is the solution."

I stopped breathing. The folder of quarterly reports I was holding dug its sharp corners into my ribs.

*Kidney match. Solution.*

The words bounced around my skull like marbles in a tin can.

For the past month, Ethan had been obsessed with my health. He insisted on comprehensive checkups, blood draws, and endless tests. He called it love. He called it taking care of our future.

I had believed him. I had let him play the doting husband while he was actually shopping for spare parts.

"She isn't just a donor, Ethan," Ben argued, his voice dropping lower. "She is your wife. You can't just harvest her like a crop."

"She became my wife because she was useful when I needed to rebuild