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Chapter Forty-One: The Enemy Revealed
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Too Late To Regret, My Hockey Star Ex-Husband Chapter Fifty-Three: The Weight of Truth
Dr. Martinez's POVThe federal courthouse felt like a cathedral of justice as I walked toward the witness stand, carrying the weight of eight years of accumulated evidence against Dr. Rose Miller. My hands were steady despite the gravity of what I was about to reveal, but my heart was heavy with the knowledge of how many patients had suffered because of one woman's greed and ambition."Dr. Martinez," said prosecutor Janet Richardson, "please state your credentials for the record.""I am Dr. Eduardo Martinez, Chief of Neurology at Sacramento General Hospital," I said, looking directly at the jury. "I have been practicing medicine for twenty-two years and have overseen hundreds of experimental treatment protocols."As I spoke, I could see Rose Miller sitting at the defendant's table, her face pale and drawn. The confident surgeon who had once commanded respect in operating rooms had been reduced to a broken woman facing decades in federal prison.But my sympathy for her situation was te
Too Late To Regret, My Hockey Star Ex-Husband Chapter Fifty-Two: The Gathering Storm
Tyler Rodriguez's POVThe evidence spread across my secure office conference table painted a picture of betrayal so comprehensive that I could barely process its scope. Financial records, surveillance photos, communication intercepts, and witness statements - all documenting Victoria Sterling's systematic campaign to destroy her own cousin while enriching herself through alliances with criminal organizations."Mr. Rodriguez," said James Parker, my head of security, "we've confirmed that Victoria Sterling has been working with Derek Thompson's legal team for at least six months."I felt anger building in my chest as I studied the documents. Victoria wasn't just competing with Ophelia for family leadership - she was actively coordinating with the same criminals who had already destroyed Ophelia's marriage once before."James, show me the evidence of their coordination," I said, needing to understand the full scope of the betrayal.James pulled out recorded phone conversations, email int
Too Late To Regret, My Hockey Star Ex-Husband Chapter Fifty-One: The Perfect Weapon
Victoria Sterling's POVThe Sterling family boardroom had been designed to intimidate, with its floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking Manhattan and the massive oak table that had witnessed decades of billion-dollar decisions. But today, I felt completely at home in this seat of power as I prepared to present my case against Ophelia's fitness for leadership."Ladies and gentlemen," I began, standing before the twelve board members who controlled the future of our family empire, "we need to discuss the significant reputational damage that has been inflicted on the Sterling organization over the past year."I clicked to my first slide, showing a timeline of media coverage related to Ophelia's divorce, the criminal investigations, and the ongoing public drama surrounding our family."Since my cousin's return to public life, the Sterling name has been associated with criminal conspiracies, medical fraud, gambling scandals, and personal vendettas," I explained, watching the board members' ex
Too Late To Regret, My Hockey Star Ex-Husband Chapter Fifty: Desperate Measures
Landon's POVThe letter I was writing to Ophelia was my forty-seventh attempt, and like all the others, it would probably never be read. But I kept writing anyway, driven by a desperate need to somehow communicate the depth of my remorse and the magnitude of my newfound understanding of what I had thrown away."Dear Ophelia," I wrote, my handwriting shaky from exhaustion and the cheap coffee that had become my primary sustenance, "I know I have no right to contact you, and I know you have every reason to never want to hear from me again. But I need you to know that I finally understand what you sacrificed for me, and I'm drowning in the guilt of how I repaid your love."I was sitting in the community center's break room at 2 AM, unable to sleep because my mind wouldn't stop cycling through memories of our marriage and everything I had missed or misunderstood. The medical records I had discovered months ago were spread across the table, along with newspaper articles about the Sterling
Too Late To Regret, My Hockey Star Ex-Husband Chapter Forty-Nine: Trust and Betrayal
Ophelia's POVI was reading the latest news about Rose Miller's cooperation with federal prosecutors when Tyler called to check on my reaction to her testimony about the larger conspiracy targeting our family. His concern for my emotional wellbeing in the face of ongoing threats had become a constant source of comfort in my increasingly complicated life."Ophelia, are you okay?" Tyler asked, his voice carrying the genuine worry that had become so familiar over the past few months. "I know hearing about Rose's testimony must be bringing up painful memories.""I'm managing," I said, settling into the window seat of my office where I could watch the Manhattan skyline. "Tyler, I have to admit that Rose's decision to tell the truth about Victoria's manipulation is giving me some hope that justice might actually prevail.""You deserve justice," Tyler said simply. "But more than that, you deserve peace and happiness after everything you've been through."His words touched something deep in m
Too Late To Regret, My Hockey Star Ex-Husband Chapter Forty-Eight: The Trial of Betrayal
Rose Miller's POV"And the Sterling family war was about to become a federal case."I was sitting in the defendant's chair in Federal District Court, watching my entire life be dissected and destroyed by prosecutors who spoke about my crimes with clinical precision. The courtroom was packed with former patients, medical colleagues, and journalists who had come to witness the downfall of someone who had once been considered a rising star in neurosurgery."Dr. Miller," said prosecutor Janet Richardson, addressing the jury with the confidence of someone who held all the winning cards, "systematically stole credit from her colleagues, endangered her patients, and committed fraud for personal gain over a period of eight years."I looked at the faces of the jurors, seeing disgust and judgment in their expressions as they learned about the scope of my crimes. These twelve people would decide whether I spent the next twenty years in federal prison, and based on their reactions to the prosecut
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