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It was almost impossible for me to do the same. I might have asked him for tips, but today, I was ready to face them: I wanted to know. I wanted them to put it out there, to let the whole world know what Emilia had endured, what she had to deal with in the middle of building a business Empire. I wanted them to realize just how exceptional she was. And more importantly, how she was never all the things they accused her of being.

"They kept her locked in a tiny shack. Every day, different men violated her. It didn't matter if she was eating or sleeping, they'd drag her away and throw her on the ground. "When the filthy, muddy water caused infections, they'd rinse her off with freezing water and throw her back inside." Several times, my grandmother's voice caught in her throat, choking on the words she couldn't finish. As my grandmother spoke, my mother's eyes gradually clouded over. Then, tears started falling uncontrollably. "Mom, you're lying to me, aren't you?" She clung desperately to the last thread of hope, convincing herself that this was all some cruel ploy of mine for attention.

That okay sounded somehow I knew he was going to turn the matchine on I felt my body shaking uncontrollably I just knew that one shock I'm dead. Me: t..the girl. yam. Zulu: switch the damn matchine off he's talking Suddenly the matchine stopped . Mseleku: you were saying.? Me: yamisa t... Took everything from me she stole everything even my apartments. That's a lie she only took the guns but the police had to hijack her and bring them back to me I'm still looking for that girl she made a fool out of me and I think lying to these shiit can save my life and my wife also speaking my wife where is she.?

She never became a mother. I roll my shoulders and shake out my arms before I attempt to sit in the rolling office chair. I can’t sit still; I stand again. I shake off my fury. I shake off my hate. “She wanted to be a mom so bad and now she will never be one. I want to hate her, but I can’t. She died without ever seeing the twins - she never got to hold them. I did all of this for her; it isn’t fair.” I turn to face Dr. Jacobs. “It sucks. It all sucks. What she did... how she died... She overcame her eating disorders and was trying to find happiness.”

Friends had been sending her the same link. She tapped it. Her eyes widened. Everything that happened at Randall's house was online. In the video, Elliot was sprawled on the ground, covered in marks, shaking so badly that it was visible even through the screen. She knew that look. That was one of his episodes. Olivia couldn't believe it. Telling the truth about her other life had led to this. She pushed Elliot's mom to her death and drove him deeper into his illness. "I'm sorry… I didn't know…"

No one answered her. ... I spent two weeks recovering on the yacht. The woman who saved me was Scarlett Newman, the daughter of the CEO of another company victimized in that acquisition deal years ago. Her father had jumped to his death, and she had been investigating the case under a false identity for six years. During those two weeks, the outside world had exploded. Headlines screamed things like [Prominent Entrepreneur, Liam Stone, Suspected of Murdering Ex-Husband of Wife] and [Billionaire Feud: The Bloody Truth Behind Fifty Billion Dollars].

The suitors lining up for her could stretch for blocks. He paused for a second before his voice turned cold. "Ms. Everly's personal life is a mess. She spent her days in the red-light district and made no secret of what she charged. She never returned to the country. "The woman who saved you was Mrs. Henderson. Right after saving you, she flew home overnight to beg her parents so she could marry you." Caspian's eyes were bloodshot by the time he finished hearing Evan's report. His head was buzzing, and all he felt was anger at himself and a crushing sense of despair.

“Then suddenly she stopped.” Her voice dipped lower. “We searched everywhere. After a month, we received anonymous information that she’d been imprisoned. I went to see her.” Evelyn’s gaze went distant, haunted. “She was a completely different person. She told me a story about being dropped off at someone’s house and raised like a servant while the daughter lived like a princess. She said Lucas met her in a supermarket and instantly fell in love with her. She claimed she had cancer from being drugged by her stepmother. So she killed her and ended up in prison.”

“I’ve explained this to you a thousand times—Beverly has cancer and only a year left. Her biggest wish is to leave her family with a child. She saved my life once, and now I have to help her fulfill this wish!” I’d heard this script from Dominic Pearson countless times over the past two weeks. When he first proposed the idea, I’d shut it down immediately. But he wouldn’t drop it, nagging me daily. His tone had shifted too—from tentative pleading to righteous anger, as if I were the villain for refusing.

"You still have something to protect. Your children. Your position. Your secrets." She's staring at me. "I didn't want this," she says quietly. "This war. I just wanted him to love me." "I know." "Do you? Because from where I'm sitting, you got everything. You got to be the tragic ex-wife. You got to marry a billionaire. You got to destroy Julian and be vindicated. And I'm just" Her voice cracks. "I'm just the other woman who will never be enough." I didn't expect that. Didn't expect her to be... human.