Revenge of the Divorced CEO's Wife — Novel

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Rachel thought she had lost everything—the love of her life, her son, and her family's legacy. After being cast out by her ex-husband Samuel and replaced by the seemingly perfect Winnie, she built a new life far from Detroit's shadows. Years later, when they unexpectedly cross paths in New York, the past rushes back like a tidal wave. Samuel's arrogance and Bryan's contempt cut deeper than ever, but Rachel is no longer the woman they once knew.

Now a mother again, she holds a secret that could shatter their fragile facade. The warmth of her new life with Nate Ford, a man who rescued her from despair, has instilled in her a strength she never thought possible. Yet, the stakes rise as the remnants of her old life threaten to unravel everything she has built. Can Rachel confront the ghosts of her past without losing the future she fought so hard to reclaim?

In a world where love can quickly turn to betrayal, Rachel must navigate the treacherous waters of loyalty, revenge, and the complex bonds that tie them all together. Will she find the power to stand up for herself, or will the weight of her past drag her down once more?

Revenge of the Divorced CEO's WifeChapter 1

My ex-husband ruined my family's company for my son Bryan's piano teacher, Winnie.

He hugged Winnie and said, "I only made Williams Group bankrupt, but I didn't harm anyone's life. You should be grateful."

My son cut my hand with a knife and stood by Winnie's side, saying with disgust, "I don't want to stay with a murderer. I only want Auntie Winnie to be my new mother. You disgusting old woman, get out of my house!"

I had no choice but to leave here.

Six years later, we met again, and they begged me to return home with anticipation.

I held my baby in my arms and asked with disdain, "Who are you people?"

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I saw my ex-husband Samuel and my son in New York.

After six years, I didn't know what Samuel had been through, but his hair started turning grey.

However, when he saw me, he still had that condescending attitude.

"Rachel? It's been six years. Have you realized your mistake? As long as you go back and apologize to Winnie, I will forgive you. We can be a family."

"My mistake?"

I only had hatred and strangeness towards them!

I despised them and looked them up and down. When I passed by them, my son Rachel got in my way.