Awake, Rise, And Counterattack After My Husband's Betrayal

Spencer, who was then just a poor medical student in a PhD study, she risked her car

and was secretly poisoned, losing her voice forever,

d quietly became Geral

figure in the medical field, but his tendernes

schoolmate mocked Kyla, "I heard you were a formidable law

acrifice as a burden. "Kyla, I need a partner who can

despair until an email from her former colleague was received. "Do you still want to know why

ve. What she had once protected with her life was a m

would no longe

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a luxurious revolving rooftop restauran

ars, amidst the fragrance of perfume and

perfectly tailored suit, engaging in lively

e new drug developed by his team would bring bill

like a shadow in the background, complete

er unadorned face appearing somewhat

gaze penetrating the crowd to

ger the helpless and stubborn, poor stud

t now, inviting you to give an academic talk ne

s most valued junior schoolmate

r face showing the perfect amount of admiration and affection, naturall

ey nodded with a smile, turning around to raise her glass,

s, silently rotating t

great success, yet she watched herself transform from a sharp-tongued, worl

la, why are you sitting here all alone? On such an important day for Gerald,

a smile as

ratorial whisper, laced with innocent curiosity, "Kyla, Gerald told me you used to be a particularly impressive lawyer,

ass tightened, her kn

Ah, it's such a pity... How did you suddenly lose your

er phone to type a message for Aubrey to leave her alone when Aubrey suddenly let out

Aubrey immediately stood up, hastily pulling out tissues

ention of everyone nearby, including Gera

lly spilled the wine on Kyla... Kyla, are you alright? Please don't be mad..." She turned to Kyla, her face full of innocence and

olt from the blue. Her face turned deathly pal

soaked dress for a moment befor

er, his voice a softness that Kyla had never heard before. "It's alright. Don't c

brows slightly furrowed, his tone carrying a hint of impatience. "Your

her public humiliation was mer

queezed by an invisible hand, the pain

offered Aubrey and the indifference he showed h

p silently, and walked out of the suffocating celebration banquet

revolving restaurant, th

ad won that almost impossible case. Gerald, impoverished, hugged her tightly at the courthouse door, as if clinging

suffered retaliation, was poisoned, los

ond her dreams, also gave her the deepe