PART 2: THE ORDER THAT CHANGED EVERYTHING
Daniel placed the pot on the table and took off his coat. “Mateo said he wants rib soup. Make enough for everyone.” Elena looked at him for…
PART 2: THE WOMAN WHO HAD BEEN WAITING
The door closed behind me. For several seconds, Adrian didn’t move. Then I heard the suitcase being dropped. “Sophie.” I kept walking. “Sophie, wait.” His footsteps followed…
PART 2: THE ACCOUNT THAT DESTROYED HIS PERFECT LIE
Gabriel stared at the photograph as if it were a bomb. The woman standing beside Abby was older, elegant, and unmistakable. His mother. But that wasn’t what…
PART 2: THE WOMAN HE BROKE WAS ALREADY GONE
Three months later, Clara Bennett walked out of the hospital without saying goodbye. She carried no flowers. No photographs. No wedding ring. Only a small suitcase and…
PART 2: THE DAY I STOPPED CHASING HIM, HE FINALLY TURNED AROUND
After dinner, I stopped looking at Canh Dien. Not deliberately. There was simply no reason anymore. For three years, every small movement of his had been enough…
PART 2: WHEN I WOKE UP, I STOPPED WAITING FOR HIM TO CHOOSE ME
When I woke after surgery, Gabriel was sitting beside the window. His shirt was wrinkled. His hair was messy. He looked exhausted. The moment I opened my…
PART 2: THE WOMAN HE SLAPPED WAS THE HEIRESS HIS FIRM COULDN’T AFFORD TO LOSE
“Tan Tri Y.” I recognized the voice immediately. Tham Hoai An. I said nothing. His breathing was heavy. “Where are you?” “London.” Silence. Then his voice hardened….
PART 2: THE MORNING HE LEARNED WHO REALLY OWNED HIS EMPIRE
Adrian arrived at the hospital before eight. I knew because the nurse entered my room looking uncomfortable. “Mrs. Fu, there’s a man outside asking to see you.”…
PART 2: THE CHILD I WAS PAID TO FORGET HAD BEEN SEARCHING FOR ME
For several seconds, I couldn’t answer. Noah stood in my doorway, waiting. Nathan remained behind him, his expression unreadable. “Why didn’t you come looking for me?” Five…
PART 2: THE EIGHT MISTAKES THAT COST HIM EVERYTHING
Adrian stared at me as though the woman standing in our living room had replaced his wife while he wasn’t looking. “You speak Russian?” “Fluently.” His whiskey…