Part 2: The Contract Had Expired a Year Ago

I stared at Sebastian. “What do you mean?” He calmly placed his coffee cup on the table. “Our marriage.” “Yes, I know what you’re talking about.” “Then…

Part 2: The Secret I Had Hidden for Six Years

Giang Du Bach carried Nhat Nhat into the bedroom. The room was tiny. A single bed. A secondhand wardrobe. A small desk covered with medicine bottles and…

Part 2: The Recording That Changed Everything

The recording began with the sound of a door slamming. Then Ethan’s voice filled the courtroom. “Stay outside until you learn to stop questioning me.” My blood…

Part 2: My Boss Had Completely Misunderstood

I stared at Julian. “A complicated problem?” “Yes.” His expression remained perfectly serious. “You intended those photographs for Lily.” “Yes.” “Lily Bennett.” “Yes.” “A woman.” I nodded….

Part 2: Eighteen Calls He Could No Longer Deny

Gabriel stared at the sheet for so long that I wondered whether he had forgotten how to read. “From today on, your family’s affairs are your responsibility…

Part 2: The Person He Had Been Waiting For

That night, I learned that some coincidences were cruel enough to feel deliberate. Tu Tri Yen was sitting on the sofa, touching the necklace around her neck…

Part 2: They Were All Waiting for My Money

For several seconds, I couldn’t speak. Vanessa had been part of the plan for months. Not the affair. The plan. Those were two very different things. I…

Part 2: The Four Missing Heirs

At 7:12 the next morning, Adrian Foster received a phone call that changed everything. He was sitting in the private dining room of the Foster estate. Across…

Part 2: The Child He Could No Longer Ignore

The director had barely finished explaining the rules when the studio doors suddenly opened. The noisy recording area fell strangely quiet. Several executives entered first. Then came…

Part 2: The Woman Who Had Already Said Goodbye

Three weeks passed. Gabriel signed nothing. Every morning, the divorce agreement remained on the corner of his desk. Every night, he took it home. He told himself…