All Chapters of She Was Never Me: Chapter 1 - Chapter 7

When my brother, Sebastian Wolfe, learned of my decision, he was overjoyed."Cathy, you've finally come to your senses," he said. "That ungrateful bastard was never good enough for you. You should've left him a long time ago."I could almost picture Sebastian's expression—furious that I had wasted so many years.I turned off my phone, bitterness spreading quietly through my chest.Yes. I should have left long ago.I was the one who humiliated myself, clinging to memories that meant nothing anymore, grinding away by his side year after year until I had no dignity left.Just then, Hannah's voice drifted over. "Theo, don't you think this carving looks especially like me?"Theo lowered his head, a crooked smile on his lips. "Whether it's really like you," he said, "we won't know until we try it out."Hannah shot him a coy glare and lightly punched his chest. "You're awful."He took her hand and, right in front of me, kissed her deeply.The wet sound of lips and tongues tangled to

Without hesitation, without a single question, I picked up the pen and signed my name.After I finished signing the divorce agreement, I didn't ask Sebastian to come get me right away.The final sculpture exhibition was entering a critical stage of preparation. It was my farewell ceremony to the past few years of my life.Before I left, I wanted to see it through.By the time I headed to the studio, night had already fallen.As I passed through a narrow alley, several people suddenly rushed out. A piece of black cloth was yanked down over my head."Shameless bitch, you just won't stop clinging to Mr. Bennett!""You think you're worthy of bullying Hannah? If you had any sense, you'd have stepped aside long ago!""Guys, teach her a lesson!"I curled up on the ground, both arms shielding my head.Pain spread through my body, wave after wave. Yet inside, I felt only bitter absurdity. I had already signed the divorce agreement, and Hannah's fans still refused to let me go.When t

It turned out that the girl who had clung to him for survival in the kidnappers' hideout was me. The one who had donated a kidney when his own was failing was me.So what had he been doing all these years?The trauma had been so immense that he had forgotten my face. He had ignored me, even humiliated me in the presence of another woman.He sped like a madman to the exhibition hall, heart pounding, hands gripping the wheel.But when he arrived, the hall was empty. I was gone."Catherine… Cathy… Sweetie… where are you? Please, come out! Cathy, I remember now… Please, just come out!"He screamed at the empty space, but no one answered. He fumbled with his phone, calling me over and over. Still, no response.It was then he realized, in a gut-wrenching moment of despair, that aside from my love for sculpture, he knew nothing about me. His knowledge of his own wife was painfully barren.The phone rang again. This time, it was Hannah. "Theo… where are you? It hurts so much… Please co

"All the properties and jewelry I gave you are revoked. Any endorsements or deals you secured using my name—you bear the penalties. And prepare for court. Fraud, defamation, incitement to violence. You'll spend the rest of your life paying for this."Hannah went pale, her face drained of color. "Theo, you can't do this to me! I really love you!"At that moment, a lawyer stepped forward.Dominic Stone read with an impassive expression, "Ms. Moore, our investigation shows you may have used Mr. Bennett's name for illegal fundraising. The evidence has been handed over to the police. Additionally, your mother has been taken in to assist with the investigation for her involvement in the fake pregnancy scheme."Hannah's eyes widened in disbelief. "No, this has nothing to do with my mom! Theo, please, don't hurt her!"Theo's gaze turned icy. He gestured to the bodyguards. "Take her out. Don't let her make a scene here."Then he didn't look at her again.Two burly guards entered and drag