The Disabled Ex-Wife's Revenge
Marcus listened to every suggestion I made with genuine attention, treating me as a valuable partner rather than a subordinate.
Whenever I spoke, my voice was steady and confident. Nobody looked at my scarred leg. Nobody asked if I needed a break or treated me like a fragile glass doll. Here, in this room, I was defined by my mind and my talent, not my physical scars.
By eleven o'clock at night, we had finalized all the presentation sheets for the board meeting.
“Excellent work tonight, team,” Marcus said, rolling up the main master plan and sliding it into a protective tube. “Get a good night's sleep. Tomorrow is going to be a big day.”