Zara_Bellamy

She was supposed to be the love of his life—until the tabloids crowned another woman in her place.
Now, the world thinks she’s broken. They’re about to learn she’s dangerous.

Evie Andrew thought she’d escaped her past. She had a quiet flower shop and an engagement ring from billionaire heir Tommy Mackenzie. A bright future was finally within reach. But when photos of Tommy on a secret date with glamorous socialite Alexa Donovan flood the tabloids, Evie’s fairytale explodes overnight.
She is betrayed, humiliated and then... hunted.
Someone is leaking her darkest secrets. Her stalker ex has returned with blackmail that could destroy everything. And the man she loves is caught between family legacy and public scandal. He’s smiling for the cameras with another woman—one who just might be trying to erase Evie from existence.
As threats escalate from gossip columns to car chases and attempted murder, Evie is forced to choose: become the victim they expect, or rewrite the game.

Because beneath the designer gowns and billion-dollar secrets, someone is lying.
And in a world where trust is currency and love is leveraged,
Evie’s about to show them what happens when a survivor stops running.

The Billionaire's Forsaken Fiancée

"Allison," Alexa greeted softly as she approached Allsion, as though they'd simply crossed paths by coincidence. Her voice was warm and shaded with the faintest note of surprise.

Allison's expression shifted when she drew close enough to see Alexa's face properly. Her eyes widened, scanning the purplish smudge half-hidden under cosmetics, then darting back up in a quick attempt to mask the reaction.

"What on earth—Alexa, what happened to you?" Allison asked in a sharp tone that was a mix of alarm and suspicion.

Alexa's smile was small but practised. "Oh, it's nothing you need to trouble yourself with. Just… an unfortunate incident."

"An incident?" Allison's brow furrowed. "If someone laid a hand on you..."

"The police are already involved," Alexa interrupted lightly, as though smoothing over a wrinkle in conversation. Her gaze held steady.

"The attacker's being looked for as we speak. There's no need to make it bigger than it already is."

Chapter Forty-six