Rising From Ashes: The Divorced Heiress

Chapter 7

Word Count: 687 | Released on: 29/05/2026

Clean, sharp, and sterile. The second was a dull, throbb

hite. The sheets were white. She was in a hospital

e IV drip in Seraphina's arm. "You gave us quite a scare. You have a concussion and a broken tibia,

ad paid? Before she could process this,

phina recognized her instantly: Sharon Grant, Julian's executive

ened in Seraphina's s

leum. Her face was a neutral mask. "Mrs. Astor," she said, her tone

bedside table, opened it, and produced

divorce a

one thing she had begged for, fought for, was being delivere

emotion. "He agrees to the divorce on the condition that you waive all

s. Julian's bold, arrogant signature. She felt

hand was shaking, but her signature

was everything she had

r briefcase, and turned to leave. There was no "I hope you f

inst the pillow. She was free. Bruised, broke, and battered, b

Sharon made a call. "It'

end was like ice. "Good. P

d. "Sir... are you sure this is necessary?

t her off, his voice lethal. "She w

he call, her professional

the future, a concept that had been alien to her for yea

nd smug satisfaction. She surveyed Seraphina in th

pity. "I heard you got hit by a car. And that Julian fi

let. "You see? Without the Astor name, you'r

red at her, her fa

ying her monologue. "You're the one who messed up our bu

too happy to fill with her poison. She had come to dance

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“When Seraphina handed the divorce papers to her billionaire husband, she just wanted to end their suffocating marriage. Instead of signing, Julian burned the documents in the fireplace and declared her his eternal prisoner. "You will live in this house and be reminded every single day of the sister you took from me." He firmly believed she had murdered her sister, Isabelle-the only woman he ever truly loved. Driven to absolute despair, Seraphina falsely confessed to the crime just to force him to let her go. But Julian used her broken words to completely destroy her. He threw her out of the estate into the freezing rain, where she was struck by a speeding car. While she lay in the hospital with broken bones, her own family disowned her for ruining their business ties. Then, the police arrived to arrest her for Isabelle's murder, a final deadly trap orchestrated by Julian himself. She had lost her dignity, her family, and nearly her freedom, tortured by a man who only saw a ghost when he looked at her face. Why did she have to bear the weight of a crime she didn't commit, stripped of everything she ever had? Saved from prison by a friend's legal team, Seraphina left the city with nothing but her shattered pride. Four years later, she stepped out of the airport with her two children, no longer the fragile victim they broke. This time, she was back.”