Willi Huma

To everyone around her, Kate seems to have a life most would envy—a stable job, a seemingly loving husband, Daniel, and a baby on the way. But when she discovers Daniel’s affair and loses her unborn child, her world comes crashing down.
From that moment on, she loses her marriage, her child, and even her faith in the future. She swears she will never again believe in a man’s sweet words. Just when she resigns herself to living a lonely life, Lucas Reid steps into her world.
Lucas is an enigmatic man—wealthy beyond imagination, with a cold, commanding presence. Yet, he shows up time and again to pull Kate out of her despair. He protects her, spoils her, and builds a new haven for her. But Kate hesitates to give him her heart, sensing that Lucas’s tender care hides secrets he isn’t ready to reveal.
Misunderstandings and tests, unexpected twists, and buried conspiracies intertwine as the pain of Kate’s past clashes with the sweetness of her present. Will she find the courage to trust again? When Lucas’s secrets come to light, will she choose to forgive him—or walk away?
The game of fate has already begun, but Kate’s journey is only just unfolding.

Betrayed By Husband, Loved By Billionaire

　　I quietly returned to my seat, flipping through the photo album once more, my thoughts elsewhere. But soon, a faded old photograph caught my attention.  


　　It was a picture of Lucas with a young woman. Lucas looked youthful, likely in his early twenties, and the girl was around the same age. She was beautiful. What struck me most was Lucas's arm casually draped over her shoulder—a detail I couldn't ignore.  


　　A swirl of emotions flooded my chest, a mix of jealousy and confusion. I wanted to study the picture more closely, but before I could, a hand reached out and snatched it away.  


　　"Kieran, are these really photos you want people to see? Why would you show them to my wife?" Lucas quickly gathered the remaining pictures into the box, his expression betraying a rare trace of embarrassment.  


　　"What's the harm in looking? Are you finally admitting that your sense of style back then was questionable? Or do you think you look bad now?"  


CHAPTER 35: An Old Photograph