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The Presumed Dead Ex-Wife's Spectacular Comeback

Chapter 4 

Word Count: 641    |    Released on: 20/04/2026

motel on the edge of Manhattan. Lightning flashed,

g mattress. It groaned under her weight. She r

ed nightstand. The screen lit up with an emai

ent. It was the finali

g all rights to marital assets. She was leaving with

e traced her electronic signature

ing wave of longing for her children crashed over her. Her hands trembled as she manually dialed the familiar landline n

s voice came through the speaker. He was crying hysterically.

ly flooded her eyes. "Leo, baby, it's okay.

ng sound. The phone

eo's voice was ice-cold. It

d out, pressing a hand to her chest. It felt

crazy woman," Theo said mechanically.

her son's mouth made the bloo

ain! You're a bad mom!" Leo

dial tone buzzed loudly

hone slipped from her numb fin

e room, drowning out the agonizin

er lungs burned, until her stomach cramped with phy

es later,

e walked into the tiny, moldy bathroom

e bloodshot, but the vulnerability in

ext message from Alistair,

Ware Group headquarters tomorrow at

ast shred of affection she held for that famil

a single

nd pulled out her only ta

n meticulously ironing out every singl

over the years. Along with them was a sealed yellow envelope. For months, she had been paying a private investigator to track Jocelyne's erratic late-ni

ng to the rain, waiting for the s

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The Presumed Dead Ex-Wife's Spectacular Comeback
The Presumed Dead Ex-Wife's Spectacular Comeback
“On the night of her seventh wedding anniversary, Annabelle waited by a cold dinner, only for her husband Julian to kick the doors open, carrying his bleeding sister-in-law, Jocelyne. Jocelyne had committed a horrific drunk driving hit-and-run, and Julian demanded Annabelle sign a plea deal and go to prison to protect the family's stock prices. What truly broke Annabelle wasn't Julian's ruthless betrayal, but her own twin sons. Her own flesh and blood stood fiercely in front of Jocelyne to protect her. "Nobody even likes you anyway, Mother. If you go to jail, everything stays normal." Julian stripped her of every cent, locked her in a remote estate, and chased her to the edge of a cliff with his bodyguards when she refused to be their scapegoat. Looking at the man she had loved for seven years and the children she had devoted her life to, her heart turned to ice. Why was her endless sacrifice rewarded with being a disposable shield for a manipulative liar? Standing on the jagged cliffs, she played the dashcam audio proving Jocelyne's guilt to a suddenly horrified Julian. "You don't deserve the truth." Then, she stepped backward off the cliff into the raging black ocean. Two years later, she returned to the city as an untouchable, powerful elite, walking right past a broken, miserable Julian without a second glance.”