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Aubrey's world crumbles when she receives photos of her husband, Ryder, in bed with her sister, Sage. But the final blow comes when she finds out she's pregnant. Despite the betrayal, Aubrey wants to leave the marriage with dignity. She files for divorce, but Ryder refuses.
As the days go by, Ryder's mental abuse escalates, pushing Aubrey to her limits. The stress takes a toll on her body, and she suffers a miscarriage. The loss of her child is the final straw.
Consumed by grief and anger, Aubrey sees red. She's ready for revenge against the man who destroyed her life. Ryder, still refusing to let her go, has no idea what's coming.
Aubrey begins to gather evidence of Ryder's infidelity and manipulation, determined to expose him for the monster he is. She'll stop at nothing to make him pay for his sins, even if it means destroying herself in the process.
As the battle between Aubrey and Ryder intensifies, secrets and lies begin to unravel. Sage, the mastermind behind the destruction of their marriage, will also face the consequences of her actions.
In the end, only one thing is certain: Aubrey will have her revenge, no matter the cost.

The Divorced Heiress Strikes Back

For a moment, I lay still, trying to push away the memory of Gregory’s hands on me, of his drunken rage, of the terror that had gripped me when I realised how close I was to—


Ryder’s steady breathing next to me grounded me for a moment. I turned slightly to see him already awake, watching me with a guarded expression. His usual sharpness seemed dulled.


“You should rest,” he said quietly, breaking the silence. “The doctor will be here again in a few hours.”


I sat up slowly. He wasn't asking, he was telling me to rest. But why wasn’t he asking about last night? About what Gregory had done? I bit my lip, hesitating for a moment. The questions burned in my chest, and I couldn't stay silent any longer.


“I want to go to the police station,” I said abruptly.


That stopped him. His eyes hardened, and the softness I had seen earlier vanished, replaced by a firm, controlled expression. “It’s not necessary anymore.”


Chapter 80 Complicated feelings