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I greeted them. I see recognition in their eyes. “Good afternoon Mrs. Ottave!” They greeted me. “I'm visiting my husband. Is he in his office?” I ask them. “We'll just call her secretary Ma'am.” They said. While they are calling my husband’s office I took quick glance at the building’s lobby. Like our building, they have the minimalist look, simple but elegant. “Ma'am Mara as per your husband's secretary, Sir Maru is in his office.” “Okay. Thanks. ...” I look at her nameplate “Abbie”

Just then, someone in the crowd shouted, "The Medina couple are here." Everyone looked towards the door, and Isabelle went in, guarded by her husband Matteo, who would glare at the other men if they dared take a second look at Isabelle. A waiter explained the situation to them, and Isabelle glanced over. Isabelle, a well-known cold beauty, was very attractive even in her forties. Her beauty was not affected by time. She came over, with Matteo leading the way for her. "Excuse me. Don't touch my wife!"

"At Rosewood Cemetery earlier today. The victim is Isabella Reed. She's suffered a miscarriage due to being violently pushed down a flight of stairs." My heart hammered against my ribs, but I didn't move. Didn't speak. Didn't beg. "The perpetrator?" he continued. "My wife, Elara Blackwood. I witnessed the entire incident personally. I want to press full charges." When he ended the call, we stared at each other in absolute silence. Six years of marriage reduced to this moment of complete betrayal. "They're on their way," he said flatly. I nodded. "I heard." "This is insane, Elara. Just tell me you're sorry. Tell me it was an accident. Give me something to work with here."

Her soft and soothing voice often served as a balm in times of conflict or tension within the family. Isabelle's love for her husband, James, and her children was unwavering. She embraced her role as a mother and wife with grace and devotion, providing unwavering support and affection to each member of the family. She had a special bond with Cassia, her youngest child. She nurtured Cassia's curious spirit and encouraged her to pursue her interests. Despite her husband's sternness, Isabelle provided a counterbalance by fostering an environment where Cassia felt loved, accepted, and valued.

Eva added hastily, frightened. "Bella?" Néstor asked with interest, staring at Eva intently. She promptly informed him that Isabella Sardino was Christian's wife and that he had been in love with her since childhood. He pursued her relentlessly until he managed to marry her, and even when he lost his memory, Bella was the only one he didn't forget. "But at the moment, she's in a coma due to the accident, and we've heard they've taken her home, so we can't do anything to her," she clarified immediately.

"Some outlets are painting her as a victim of family circumstances. Others are suggesting the timing of your marriage was suspiciously convenient for intelligence gathering." I felt my jaw clench. "What intelligence could she possibly gather? She's an artist." "Who now has access to one of Boston's most connected business leaders," Sarah replied diplomatically. "The optics are unfortunate, regardless of reality." Isabella had been quiet throughout the briefing, curled in the corner of the sofa wearing yoga pants and an oversized sweater, looking younger and more vulnerable than I'd seen her since our wedding day. Now she spoke up, her voice calm despite the chaos swirling around her.

“Isaac?” “Good morning, Tara.” He tightened his little arms around me to give me the tightest hug. “Good morning, Isaac.” I bent down to kiss him on the cheek. “To what do I owe you the great pleasure of your presence, Isaac Shanewood Brodey?” “It’s Isaac Maddeline Brodey. And I saw you on TV!” He gushed, his hazel eyes shining. Oh, Lord. He got his mother’s name. That was so sweet. “Did you now?” I squinted my eyes. “And you’re allowed to watch the news on TV?”

Amanda snapped. “Liora is my wife. From the day I married her, you should have known your place. If you treat her well, you’ll never have to worry about your cards—or anything else.” Isabelle clicked her tongue, her lips curling into a scornful smile. “How amusing. Turns out you’re completely under that woman’s thumb.” Xavier stepped closer, standing right before his sister, leaning slightly so his eyes were level with hers. “If you call her ‘that woman’ in that tone again, don’t blame me when every access you have is shut down permanently tomorrow morning,” Xavier said evenly.

He explained, tapping his iPad. He showed me videos of Isabella showcasing her cooking and baking skills on I*******m. She had almost a thousand followers, not too bad compared to my verified account, but her last post was months ago. My thoughts were consumed by Isabella. Isabella Knight. She would be my wife. I didn’t care what it took—she was the only woman to catch my attention in a long while and I wasn’t letting her slip away. I leaned back, smirking. "This is why I keep you around, Noah."