From Death to Divorce: Her Rebirth

deep darkness. I opened my eyes to my luxury penthous

sold me out, and my husband, Graves, watched our

ar, stood behind him, clutching her cheap handbag. Graves introduced her as an intern, saying she had nowh

day Graves brought Alex home in my previous life, the beginning of my long, painfu

had been given a second chance, n

ing. We should take care of her." Graves looked

papers, "I'll make sure she's comfortable. Y

nd I'll walk away quietly. You can have your n

pte

he familiar crystal chandelier hanging from the ceiling of my luxury penthouse. Sunlight strea

me. But I shou

mbered

led. My own protégé, Dustin Estrada, the one I had mentored and trusted, had sold me out. He

art, the man I had built an empire with. And he watched me die without blinking. The stress, the betrayal, it had triggere

y, you'r

room door, looking exactly as I remembered him from that final day. He wore a tailored

wasn'

sh out of college, with wide, innocent eyes and a nervous smil

n from that small company we just acquired. Her parents are gone, and

s was her. The new obsession. The woman he would eventu

rtially hidden by her long hair was

firmed it. I hadn't just survived. I had traveled back in time. This was the exact day

things. I had demanded he get her out.

this

en given a second chance. Not a chance

omposure. I looked at Graves, then a

ce even. "The poor thing. W

then relieved. He proba

u, Kimberly," he said, smil

the bed, "I'll make sure she's comfortable.

n a drawer and took out a folder. I had prepared these documents months ago in my prev

the bed. They wer

evoid of emotion. "Give me that, and I'll walk away quietly. Y

s, then at me. "What is this? Another one of yo

icking up a pen and signing my name

Sign them. It's a small price to

. He saw the property as a small sacrifice to get what he wanted without a messy public fight.

d his name. "Fine. If this is what it

led out a small suitcase I always kept packed for business trips, and walked towa

s he assured her everything was fine. He was completely oblivious. He h