After Divorce, Her Career Soars — Novel

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In the wake of a marriage that has left her feeling invisible, Ella Grey stands at a crossroads. Once the proud wife of a renowned botanist, she now grapples with the reality of her husband's infidelity and the sacrifices that have defined her life. As Danny's star continues to rise, Ella is haunted by the echoes of a life she once dreamed of—a life that could have been hers had she chosen differently.

With her heart heavy and her self-worth shattered, Ella decides to reclaim her identity. She envisions a future steeped in ambition and independence, fueled by the sting of betrayal. But can she truly rise from the ashes of her broken marriage? As whispers of discontent grow louder, and her son’s loyalty to his father deepens, Ella finds herself torn between the comfort of familiar pain and the exhilarating promise of new beginnings.

Will she muster the courage to break free from her past? Or will the weight of societal expectations and family ties keep her shackled in a life that no longer serves her? In a world where loyalty is tested and dreams are rekindled, Ella's journey to rediscover herself is just beginning.

After Divorce, Her Career SoarsChapter 1

"Professor, I've made up my mind. I'm divorcing Danny Sinclair and returning to the lab to join the Lily of the Valley Project."

Ella Grey ended the call with her former mentor and tossed the rag into the trash bin.

While Danny was being interviewed by the reporter, Ella stood on the stool and wiped the living room window.

“She’s just a housewife. Normally, she stays at home—cooking and tidying up.”

"Helping me with my work? Fortunately, there's nothing she can do for me. After all, our educational levels are different. I’m a postdoc and she’s only a master’s graduate. But I’ll admit, in our daily life, she does keep the house in perfect order.”

"There's no need to interview her. She wouldn’t have anything valuable to say anyway.”

When Ella caught the reporter's gaze, she gave him an awkward smile and went back to the kitchen.

It seemed the reporter wanted to say something, but Danny had pulled him down to sit.

After a long while, the reporter asked his final question. “Who do you consider the woman who has helped you the most in your life?”