Her Dominant Comeback Novels & Stories

She was doing it because she had finally decided that she deserved to feel good about herself again. After ending the call, Ann placed the phone on the table. She touched her hair and smiled. It was only a small step. But it was hers. ___ After a long run, the salon attendant finally finished performing magic on her hair and staring herself in the mirror, she knew she was back at it again. Her hair had been trimmed into a neat, simple style. Nothing dramatic. Nothing that screamed for attention. Her face had been lightly touched with makeup, just enough to make her look fresh.

But now it seemed it does, as she stood across the room like a ghost dragged out of my past. Only… she didn’t look like the Ariana I knew. Not exactly. The dark brown hair softened her appearance a little, but everything else about her seemed upgraded. There was confidence in the way she carried herself now… proud, effortless confidence. Not fragile and uncertain like the woman I remembered as my wife. She looked and sounded nothing like the broken woman who walked out of the Frost mansion years ago at the thought. Then came a voice from the stage microphone. “Ladies and gentlemen,” the host announced smoothly, “please welcome one of the fastest-growing innovators in global technology…”

The daughter whom he lost more than twenty years ago was finally back to his life and he couldn't hide the rare smile plastered on his face at the moment. Though fairly new to her recently-found identity, Dolly was openly celebrating returning back home alive as she sang and danced when she caught sight of Dominik who stood still among the dancing crowd. “Hey,” She said as she approached him, “Why aren't you rejoicing with us?” Dominik neither smiled nor replied. “Come on boss, it won't hurt to dance a little.” She insisted, “Look, even your parents are dancing.”

The city lights twinkled below, mirroring the gleam in her eyes. She felt a growing sense of anticipation, an electric thrill coursing through her veins. She was playing a dangerous game, but she reveled in the excitement of it. Every piece was moving into place exactly as she had planned. She thought back to her confrontation with Seraphina. The slap had been unexpected, but it had fueled her resolve. Seraphina was tougher than she had anticipated, but Christy was confident in her ability to outmaneuver both her and Damien. With the public on her side and the media echoing her fabricated woes, she felt invincible.

Connection and key players, buisness secrets, public perception and even his personal flaws— I documented it all, every single one of it that I knew of. When I was done, a wave of satisfaction surged through me. The time had come, the time for me to prove myself as worthy, the time for me to restore my dignity and I wasn’t going to hold back, not now. Not ever. I walked to my wardrobe to pick out a dress. I wanted a dress that embodied everything I was about to become— powerful, sophisticated, confident and dangerous. A black dress. Jamie had gotten it for me, everything seemed to remind me of him, the time he was the sweetest man I thought I will ever know. I had kept it for a special occas

Her brows knitted and she chewed on her bottom lip as she read out loud. “Hello, my wonderful fans. It's been a long ass time, but your baddest bitch is back, and she's back with loads of drama! Eek! The last time I brought the tea, you all called me a marriage destroyer and all sorts of names, but look how that turned out. I saved their marriage-by destroying it nonetheless-but at least no one is being lied to. Both spouses are happily separated. As always, I bring out the truth. Now, I have returned with more juicy stories. There is a billionairess out there whose husband is squandering her family's money (on me) just because she's infertile. There's more to the tea than meets the eye.

They were overwhelmed. People had spent years wondering what happened. Why did she stop? Where did she go? Why did her career just end in a puff of smoke? But seeing her here, under the Harrington Agency banner, they were over the moon. The curiosity that had been bubbling all night turned into something much more intense. Their role model was back. And she was better than she’d ever been. Landon leaned closer to Bryce again, his voice dropping an octave. “So... this is the big reveal? This is how you're bringing her back?”

“Choose her over us? Is that it? Aren’t you forgetting something? You already did. That’s why this is fun.” Dominic’s voice dropped. “Be careful, cousin. Don’t ever think this is easy.” Aurelio laughed. “It always does. For someone.” The line went dead. Enzo glanced over. “You okay?” Dominic stared out at the city. “She came back from the dead,” he said softly. “She rebuilt herself without me. Without anyone from the family. She did it on her own.” “And?” “And now everyone wants to own her,” Dominic replied bitterly. He gripped his phone angrily. “But they forget something.”

"You came back...for a girl? After everything you said? After everything you put us through when you left all of a sudden? You didn’t even come back because of me but instead because of a girl?" I stood my ground, determined to make her understand. "Mom, it's not just any girl, It's Olivia. She came to me when i thought the world was over, when i thought i would never be happy, when i concluded i was born to be miserable mom, she came into my life and made me see the bright light again, and I can't stop thinking about her. I know I was wrong before, but I've changed.” "Changed?, well I hope that's true," Mom snapped.

This girl learns fast. "Come back here. I already got you." He whined. "Jenny, help me. Stop him." She screamed when I was near Jenny, but the latter was still not as good as her, and I just passed her. "Aries, catch him. Yah!!! Come here." I laugh while gliding backward. Her pace picked up as time passed by. I purposely moved closer to her, then quickly glided away.