My Ex-Husband's Greatest Regret
I leaned back in the chair, tapping the pen against my lips, feeling a rush of fierce, undeniable satisfaction humming through my veins.
Rex called me useless, I thought, a bitter, triumphant smirk touching my mouth. He let Helen claim I was a financial burden on his pack, while I was the only reason their treasury hadn't collapsed under his reckless military spending. Now look at this. The mighty Carrillo Syndicate was bleeding six figures a month, and it took a 'dying, useless' Luna two hours to fix it.
The doors of the library creaked open, breaking the silence.
I looked up as Tyson walked in. He had discarded his jacket, wearing only his shirt with the top buttons open and the sleeves ro