His Housewife Had Secret Identities novel Chapter 334

Jonathan slipped the princess-cut diamond ring—once worn on her left ring finger—onto Marina’s hand.

Marina’s eyes filled with tears as she fell into Jonathan’s embrace, their lips meeting in a passionate kiss.

But in that moment, her soul felt as if it had plunged into the deepest circles of hell.

Niamh awoke with a start, drenched in cold sweat.

She pressed her palms to her temples, her head throbbing as if it might split in two.

“What on earth was that dream?”

She let out a bitter laugh.

The terrifying images from her nightmare were still painfully vivid.

She recalled her mother once telling her that dreams always meant the opposite in real life.

So surely, things couldn’t possibly turn out as horribly as they did in her dream.

Shaking off the lingering dread, Niamh pulled herself together, took a long shower, and changed her clothes, getting ready for work.

But before she could even leave the house, her phone rang—Peter was calling.

“Hey, Niamh? You’re not at the office, are you?” Peter’s voice crackled through the line, tense and anxious. A wave of foreboding washed over Niamh.

As it turned out, dreams being “the opposite” was nothing more than superstition.

Following Peter’s warning, Niamh stayed home and instinctively grabbed her phone to check the trending topics.

The top twenty headlines on every social media platform were all about her.

Niamh thought grimly that this was probably the most “famous” she’d ever been.

No matter which headline she tapped, there she was—her face plastered everywhere.

There were shots of her at Luminous Divas Fashion Week, photos of her and Michael Burton walking into a hotel together.

Other pictures showed Niamh and Michael on vacation—just the two of them, the photos carefully framed so that, though Quentin had been there too, he was nowhere in sight. Instead, she and Michael looked disturbingly close.

And it wasn’t just Michael. There were photos with Peter as well.

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