Larry caught Sharra with Joel at the concert π± Now Sharra gave him an ultimatum — DIVORCE BETHANY OR LOSE ME FOREVER
ONE DIVORCE. ONE CHOICE.
What begins as a simple night of music turns into a dark emotional storm. A crowded concert, flashing lights, and a single glance reopen wounds that were never truly healed. For Larry, this night is not entertainment — it is a reminder of love lost, mistakes made, and a future hanging by a thread.
π₯ A Concert That Changed Everything
The bass shakes the ground. The crowd screams with excitement. Larry stands there trying to feel alive again, but fate has other plans.
Across the venue, he sees Sharra. His ex-wife. Standing close to Joel. Laughing freely. Comfortable in a way that cuts deep.
In that moment, the noise fades. Years of regret, jealousy, and unfinished love crash into Larry’s chest. The past is no longer buried. It is standing right in front of him.
πΆ Scene 1: The Concert Shock
Larry walks toward them without thinking. His hands shake. His heart races.
Joel steps between them, trying to calm things down. But Larry is already burning with anger. Voices rise. Security rushes in. The crowd stares.
The music keeps playing, but something far more dangerous has begun.
⚖️ Scene 2: Sharra’s Ultimatum
Later that night, away from the chaos, Sharra stops Larry. The silence between them is heavy and painful.
She speaks slowly, clearly, leaving no room for confusion.
Larry feels hope rise — until she finishes.
π΅️ Scene 3: Bethany Hears Everything
Hidden nearby, Bethany hears every word. Her hands tighten around her phone as she secretly records the conversation.
Her love turns cold. Her mind turns sharp. A new war is born in silence.
π§ Scene 4: Larry’s Inner Battle
Alone, Larry is torn apart. Bethany stood by him as his wife. Sharra is the woman his heart never truly let go of.
Choosing one means destroying the other. There is no clean escape.
π₯ Scene 5: The Confrontation
Her threat is chilling.
π Scene 6: The Final Cliffhanger
Sharra waits. Joel stands ready. Larry asks for time.
Sharra’s final words cut deep: “You’ve had YEARS.”
π Who should Larry choose? π Is divorce worth true love?
Comment your opinion below — Part 2 coming soon.
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