The Billionaire Regretted Losing His Invisible Wife
"You came to my room afterward, your lip split, but still smiling. You held me and said everything would be okay. But it wasn't okay, was it? Nothing was ever okay after that."
I stood, pacing the small room. "And now look at me. I married a man who looks at me the same way Dad looked at you. Like I'm nothing. A convenience. A contract."
Returning to her bedside, I brushed her silver hair back from her forehead. "Remember what you said when Taylor and her mother moved in? 'Sometimes, baby, love isn't enough.' I should have listened. God, I should have listened."
My voice dropped to a whisper. "But you know what's funny? Even after everything – after watching Dad destroy you, after seeing wha