PART 2: THE BOY WHO CALLED ME MOM

I stared at the photograph on the wall. The woman was younger than me by appearance, perhaps twenty-three or twenty-four. Long black hair. Small mole beneath her…

PART 2: THE HOUSE WAS NEVER HIS

Daniel stared at the first page of the folder. Then he looked at me. “The Lin Family Trust?” “Yes.” His eyes moved back to the document. The…

PART 2: THE FOUR WORDS THAT ENDED HIS EMPIRE

At 10:07 p.m., Edward Lancaster raised his glass. “To seventy years,” he announced. The banquet hall applauded. Adrian stood beside him, wearing the Windsor knot I had…

PART 2: I DELETED MYSELF FROM HIS LIFE

After Hua Ninh entered the guest room, the apartment became quiet again. Pho Thoi Le came back to the living room. He looked at me for a…

PART 2: TOO LATE TO BE HER FATHER

When Hua Chi Nien first heard that someone had seen Pho Can Thi kissing Tong Nha, she confronted him that same night. He denied having an affair….

PART 2: I TOOK BACK WHAT WAS MINE

At 9:58 that morning, Adrian entered the boardroom expecting to save his marriage. At 10:03, he realized he was there to save his job. Twelve directors sat…

PART 2: THEY FIRED THE WRONG WOMAN

Nine million. The number in the upper-right corner kept climbing. 9.3 million. 9.7 million. Then ten million. I stared at the screen for two seconds before reaching…

PART 2: THEY NEEDED ME GONE BEFORE THE AUDIT

I read the anonymous message twice. They already activated the plan against you. It wasn’t just your position. They want to blame you for something much worse….

PART 2: THE LAST DINNER I COOKED FOR THEM

Hua Mien Mien lowered her head. “If it weren’t for Youngest Aunt, I wouldn’t have been able to go to college.” Everyone waited for me to soften….

PART 2: THE DAUGHTER HE NEVER KNEW

I had already reached the ground floor when I heard footsteps behind me. “Giang Du.” I stopped. Cố Trường Cảnh stood several meters away. For the first…