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Chapter 50: Her Own Name
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2025-07-11 15:00:00The event was held at the old opera house downtown. Grand pillars. Velvet curtains. Gold trimmed everything.
Ava stood backstage, her name printed in bold on the panel lineup beside senators, CEOs, and global advocates.AVA SINCLAIR – Keynote Speaker, “Voice & Victory: Reclaiming Space”She stared at it for a long time.Not “Wolfe.” Not “Grayson’s wife.” Just her name.And somehow, that felt heavier than anything she’d carried yet.Luisa stood nearby, arms crossed. “You okay?”Ava gave a short, unconvincing nod. “It feels like I’m about to walk into someone else’s story. Like… they think I’m stronger than I am.”Luisa raised a brow. “You know what I think?”Ava glanced at her.“I think you are finally being seen for what you are. You’re not playing a role. You’re standing in your own light. That’s terrifying but it’s also real.”Ava inhaled deeply.“They think I’m a symbol.”
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