Serene Joy
Vivian Grant had changed.
Everyone in Riverton’s elite social circle was talking about it.
The notoriously spoiled heiress of the Grant family had gone from a shameless heartbreaker to a hopeless romantic.
She used to drive her Porsche straight onto campus, shove a bouquet of roses into some handsome guy’s arms, and walk away without a second glance.
Now, ignoring the cheers and teasing around her, she walked up to the campus heartthrob, politely held out her hand, and introduced herself.
“Hi, Nathan Hayes. I’m Vivian Grant.”
Once, on her twentieth birthday, she had made a wish.
“This year, I’m going to sleep with every good-looking man in Riverton.”
But now, she and Nathan had been together for four years without ever breaking up.
Even their graduation photos looked like wedding pictures.
She had once torn up their engagement agreement in public and stormed off, her heels striking the floor with every furious step.
Now, the company she and Nathan had founded together was about to go public.
Vivian was already planning to propose to him the night of the IPO.
She had even bought the ring.
A platinum band with their initials engraved on the inside.
On the day the company went public, Vivian cooked dinner herself.
She was terrible in the kitchen.
Hot oil splattered across her hand, making her hiss in pain, but she still carried the dishes to the table with a smile.
Her fingers brushed over the ring as she murmured softly, the satisfaction of finally setting everything right filling her voice.
“Nathan, I’m going to make up for every regret you’ve ever had.”
“From now on, there’ll be nothing left for us but happiness.”
No one knew the truth.
Vivian had been reborn.