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"You think it's as easy as it seems," I scoffed in disbelief.

"Let me educate you on betrayal; you obviously don't understand its gravity. It hurts like fire piercing through the bone, like a dagger tearing the heart into shreds." My brows raised in annoyance as the memories replayed bit by bit in my mind.

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I won’t let them break me — not this time.
 I’m stronger and smarter now. I might have been weak and blind before, but not anymore. I refuse to be called a loser.

They will all pay for what they’ve done.

Those were the words of Catherine Moore (Emma Peters), after she got her memories back.

But fate had even more painful and complicated twists waiting for her, the kind that could shatter a heart with just the slightest touch.

How will she be able to survive all the turns and twists life has presented?  

Six year Earlier
Emma Peters faced the most unimaginable event of her life when her husband, Rick Andy, cheated on her on what was supposed to be their first anniversary. He felt no remorse for what he had done. Her world shattered before her, especially since she had planned to share the news of her pregnancy with him on that day.

Heartbroken, she screamed at him, but little did she know, they had other plans for her as a surprise.

Let's see how it unfolds further after her death and rebirth.

ECHOES OF BETRAYAL

He took her away from me, made sure I couldn't reach her, married her behind my back, betrayed me, and in the end — he let her die.

He thought I wouldn't find out what he did? No, I knew more than he could ever imagine.

I had become darker, stronger. That's why I joined the dreaded network, secretly preparing myself to come for him.

"I think I should step down now," her voice brought me out of my thoughts.

And I turned, smiling at her. She tried to push the car door open, but I stopped her in time.

"Wait, my pumpkin, I've got your back," I said, quickly getting out of the car and walking to her side. I pressed the door handle and held my hand out. She stepped out of the car, smiling, and I slightly bowed my head.

"That's fine, my pumpkin," I said, and she laughed, covering her mouth with her hand in a playful way.

"You sure have your way all the time," she teased, followed by a soft chuckle.

CHAPTER 21: Coincidence