All Chapters of Betrayed Heiress Strikes Back: Chapter 1 - Chapter 4

“Sign it. We’re done. I want you out with your things before the end of the day.”Rylee couldn’t believe the words spoken by her husband, Sebastian, when he came home from a business trip. She was supposed to be with him in Boston for a party, but at the last minute, he told her he would go alone because his mother, Cecilia, would be left alone at home if she did.She took the paper he was giving her, ignoring the familiar woman who had arrived with him.“Divorce papers?” She suddenly felt confused when she saw what it was.What had she done to deserve this? She had done everything she could in their two years together.“What? Why? What did I do? I did everything to help you.” She still couldn’t understand it all and felt dizzy from the events.“That’s exactly why I’m leaving you, Rylee. You did everything for me, but you didn’t do anything for yourself. How can I face people with you beside me when you have nothing to be proud of? When was the last time you looked in the mirror? Your

Their planned conversation when she returned home did not happen because there was an emergency at Julian's office. Because of this, Kya had the opportunity to talk extensively with her parents while they were having dinner.“Telling you I told you so won’t do anything. You rushed into a decision and didn’t want to listen to your mom and me,” Patrick said coldly while speaking to her.“I know, and I’m sorry. I made a mistake.”“It’s good that you know you made a mistake, Kya. Has your divorce been finalized?”“I’m not sure, but I signed it.”“I’ll have someone check. Don’t worry about it.” Patrick cleared his throat while his wife Rose remained silent beside him. “Did they treat you well?”She hesitated to tell her father the truth about her life with the Henry’s. If at home she had no chores, at the Henry’s house she did laundry by hand because there was no washing machine. There was also no dryer, so she hung everything out to dry. She washed the dishes manually because there was no