All Chapters of Rejected By My Billionaire Husband,He Chased Me Back After D: Chapter 121 - Chapter 124

Brisbane Australia The plane touched down just as the sun was rising over the Queensland coast.Clara had forgotten how beautiful Brisbane was in the early morning. The light was different here softer than Texas, golden and diffuse, painting the city in shades of honey and rose. She pressed her forehead against the window and watched the familiar skyline emerge from the darkness: the twisting ribbon of the Brisbane River, the arched spans of the Story Bridge, the cluster of skyscrapers in the central business district.She was home. Or at least, she had been home once.A car was waiting for her at the airport a black sedan with a driver who held a sign reading Ms. Hayes. Clara smiled at the name. She had been Clara Hayes for five years. It was strange to think that she was Clara Kingsley now, or had been all along.The driver took her to a hotel in the city center, a sleek modern building with views of the river. Her room was on the twenty-second floor, with floor-to-ceiling windows

Clara's second week in Brisbane began with a sunrise over the river and a cup of flat white coffee from the cafe where Imogen had once taught her how to order like a local.She had fallen into a rhythm here. The work was demanding but familiar, the Australian team welcoming and eager for her expertise. She spent her mornings in meetings at the Fortitude Valley office, her afternoons reviewing supply chain proposals, her evenings walking through the city she had once called home. The memories were easier now, less sharp, less painful. She could walk past the hospital without her chest tightening. She could stand outside her old apartment without wanting to cry. She could think about the past without feeling like it was swallowing her whole.She was healing. Slowly. Day by day."Clara, you're a miracle worker," said Marcus, the head of the Brisbane logistics team, as they wrapped up their Monday morning briefing. "I don't know how you untangled that supply chain mess, but the Sydney off