Chapter One Hundred And Five: Flash Marriage

As Tiana cried, the memories of shared laughter, whispered promises, and the warmth of their connection played like a bittersweet montage in her mind. The apartment, once a haven of shared moments, now felt haunted by the ghost of a love betrayed. Each sob echoed the depth of her grief, a cathartic release of the pain that seemed insurmountable. The weight of the emotional wreckage settled on her shoulders, and she clutched a throw pillow, seeking a semblance of comfort. Tiana’s phone, placed on the coffee table, buzzed with messages and calls, but she couldn’t summon the strength to respond. The solitude of her apartment became both refuge and prison—a space that now harbored the shattered remnants of a relationship she had held dear. As the tears subsided, Tiana found herself drained, emotionally and physically. The silence of her apartment mirrored the hollowness within. The betrayal lingered like a phantom ache, a wound that cut deep into the core of her trust. In the dim l