PART 2: SIX YEARS LATER, THEY LEARNED WHY I NEVER WENT BACK

Neither of them left immediately. Su Hang stood in front of the counter as if he were waiting for me to suddenly drop the polite smile and…

PART 2: THE BOY HE ERASED WITH ME BECAME IMPOSSIBLE TO IGNORE

Alejandro stopped at the end of the hallway. For five years, I had imagined what would happen if we met again. I thought I would hate him….

PART 2: TEN YEARS LATER, HE RECOGNIZED HIMSELF IN THE BOY BESIDE HIM

The nurse stared at me. I knew my answer sounded cruel. But explaining that my child’s father was alive, wealthy, and probably celebrating his reunion with another…

Part 2: The Son He Never Knew Became the Name He Couldn’t Erase

Alejandro stopped six steps away from me. Five years had changed him. His face was sharper. His eyes colder. But the way he looked at me was…

Part 2: The Five Million I Gave Her Was Never the Real Secret

I stared at Chu Minh’s message. Five million yuan. That was what I had given Khuong Tri Y after the divorce. Three million in property. Two million…

Part 2: The Surgeon He Destroyed Was the Only One Who Could Save Him

Adrian reached the airport twenty-three minutes after my flight left. He stood beneath the departure board staring at one word. DEPARTED. His assistant, Daniel Ross, caught up…

Part 2: The Bride He Betrayed Never Reached the Altar

Nathan called me at eight the next morning. I watched his name flash across the screen while folding my surgical coats into a suitcase. I didn’t answer….

Part 2: The Five Million I Gave Her Was Never the Real Secret

I stared at Chu Minh’s message. Five million yuan. That was what I had given Khuong Tri Y after the divorce. Three million in property. Two million…

PART 2: BY MORNING, THE FOSTER HEIRS WERE GONE

At 7:12 the next morning, Adrian Foster received the call that destroyed his celebration. He was having breakfast with Isabella when his phone rang. The hospital administrator…

PART 2: HE THOUGHT I HAD LEFT WITH NOTHING

Ethan didn’t call that night. Or the next morning. By noon, I stopped checking my phone. I had told myself I didn’t expect him to ask about…