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

　　In the early winter morning, under the dim streetlights, my breath formed frost in the cold air.


　　I pulled my neck into my shoulders as I stared at the slowly approaching car. Inside the car, Lucas was holding a cigarette between his lips, looking exhausted and deeply worried.


　　It seemed like he hadn't found Bethany either.


　　The car passed right in front of me without stopping for even a second, and I watched helplessly as it drove farther away.


　　With that heavy worry on his face, he probably didn't see me, right?


　　I could have taken a cab back, but I didn't. Instead, I walked back on foot. By the time I got to the villa, the sun had already risen for a while.


　　Lucas's car was parked in the yard, and the door to the villa was wide open.


　　When I changed my shoes, I realized that my feet were covered in blisters. The pain hadn't been noticeable while walking, but as soon as I stopped, it became painfully clear.


CHAPTER 110 Don't Compare Your Body to Mine