PART 2: THE ALIBI THAT DESTROYED THEIR PLAN
Madison needed only two seconds to recover her smile. “Elena! Oh my God, what happened to you?” She tried to approach me. The police officer beside my…
PART 2: THE DAY I STOPPED FIGHTING FOR HIM, HE FINALLY BECAME AFRAID
The lawyer asked me one question. “Are you certain you want a divorce?” “Yes.” “What about your son?” I hesitated. Leo. The child who called me a…
PART 2: FIVE DAYS LATER, THE WIFE WHO NEVER EXISTED DISAPPEARED
Sophie stared at my suitcases. “Far?” “Denmark.” Her face changed. “When?” “Soon.” “Does Julian know?” I looked at her. “Why should he?” She immediately lowered her eyes….
PART 2: THE BOY WHO CALLED MY HUSBAND DAD WASN’T HIS SON
At 8:55 the next morning, I entered my lawyer’s office. Adrian was already there. Alone. No Claire. No Noah. He looked as if he hadn’t slept. My…
PART 2: THE DIAMOND HE COULDN’T AFFORD COST HIM HIS MARRIAGE
Marco stared at me from across the auction hall. “Sofia?” I smiled. “Surprised?” Valeria immediately stepped away from him. “Sofia, this isn’t what you think.” I looked…
PART 2: THE SON WHO NEVER REALLY CHOSE HIS FATHER
I didn’t sleep that night. At seven the next morning, I made my first call. Not to Richard. Not to Ethan. To attorney Margaret Cole. She had…
PART 2: THE TEN BILLION WAS NEVER A PARTING FEE
Chu Nghien Bach’s message contained only five words. Where are the children? I looked at it for several seconds. Then replied: With me. They’re fine. His answer…
PART 2: THE CHILD HE DIVORCED WITHOUT KNOWING EXISTED
The doctor spread the gel across my abdomen and turned the monitor toward me. A moment later, a rapid heartbeat filled the room. I closed my eyes….
PART 2: THE MAN OUTSIDE THE PRISON WASN’T THERE TO RESCUE ME
I stared at Samuel for several seconds. Then at the sunflowers. “You shouldn’t say that.” His smile faded. “Say what?” “Home.” I tightened my grip on the…
PART 2: THE MARRIAGE CERTIFICATES THAT ENDED THE WEDDING
“Tham Du! Stop talking!” Luc Triet’s roar echoed through the hall. I looked at the man who had been my fiancé for three years. “No.” That single…