Back from the Dead,The Billionaire's Revenge — Novel

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In a world where love intertwines with betrayal, Iris Delgado’s life shatters when she learns the truth about her husband, Everard. Battling the depths of her grief after three devastating miscarriages, she’s lost in a haze of despair, only to discover that the man she trusted has been poisoning her mind, both literally and metaphorically. As deception runs deep, how can she reclaim her life when the very person she believed was her protector has turned into her greatest threat?

With the ocean's waves crashing at her feet, Iris is drawn back to the home she once cherished, where memories of warmth and tenderness clash with the chilling reality of betrayal. Everard’s façade of devotion masks a ruthless ambition, and soon, Iris finds herself tangled in a dangerous game of revenge and survival. Can she uncover the truth before it consumes her? Or will the ghosts of her past—and the allure of Everard’s charm—keep her shackled in a world of manipulation?

As tensions rise and secrets unravel, Iris must confront not only her husband but also the darkness within herself. Will she find the strength to fight back, or will she succumb to the very despair that has haunted her for so long?

Back from the Dead,The Billionaire's RevengeChapter 1

I'd miscarried three times. Each loss dragged me further into the dark, until my mental state was barely held together by threads. I'd tried to kill myself more than once.

To help me clear my head, my husband bought me a beachfront villa overlooking the ocean.

He was busy with work, but he called me every morning and every night without fail.

That evening, after he said goodnight, he forgot to hang up.

I didn't remind him. I wanted to fall asleep to the sound of his breathing.

Then a mocking voice drifted through the line.

"Seriously, Everard, you've been slipping Iris Pruitt those depressive hormones for months now and you still haven't stopped? With that kind of dosage, it'd be a miracle if she wasn't losing her mind."

"And three pregnancies, all terminated. You really are something else."

Everard Delgado sounded bored, his tone flat and indifferent.

"So what? She's the one who insisted on throwing Madge out of the house. Called her a bastard born from a homewrecker. Made Madge cry all night until her eyes were swollen shut."

"Three miscarriages. That's the price she deserved to pay."