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I Let Her Go, Now She's Unattainable

I Let Her Go, Now She's Unattainable

Author: Clara Voss
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Chapter 1 He Would Not Give Her Even One More Night

Word Count: 1082    |    Released on: Today at 09:44

ding this

the table with a careless flick, sto

hat a top-tier maid earns, so

d she kept her head lowered while the heavy

d to steady herself as she took in the man whose s

y spoke, her vo

sit down and eat together. After dinner, the

y never gave h

years. What you claim happened back then is only your own version of the story. Renee is back now. She managed to get an invitation to the Vista Banquet,

th a cold force, and she

me back to R

me, a fleeting gentleness cros

ht line of his lips, and

time, that she had never been on t

at her lips, though

oman vanished the moment Domi

ng secret treatments to help heal what was broken. Even so, her devotion was o

ng almost laughab

agree to a

e, chatting and helping with my mother's medication, and somehow my mother's health already seeme

s he said it, but his eye

ough Elliana's chest, l

s from Laurie Stanley had taught her that

much she sacrificed, she would never

time to let e

nto her pocket, hiding away the single,

ll sign the di

re than enough. Staying asleep in a fad

The man who once saved her disappeared with his old memories. W

s widened. He was clearly not exp

, though. He quickly masked his s

in tonight, so you need to sign the doc

how heartless he sounded

but he would not give

looked uneasy, as if he finally realized how harsh it was

the divorce is finalized. I'll make sure the deed

nd thirty

r-a woman with no family or money-would see it

inch. She only returned his

t wait to be rid

e made Dominic's

from the start. You've just been taking up space these

on almost ma

he could twist

or had stacks of money. Those things could be

she gave him her loyalty and care were bei

time to

the banquet that Renee was not the person he imagined-and that the woman he h

on her lips, and that was enou

on the table, clearly trying to asse

e left with nothing. Thirty million is the last ounce of respect you

he turmoil inside and

me the

gaze, causing Dominic to f

cket, retrieved a pen, and passed it ove

n bold strokes, closed the file, and s

hed. I'll see you at the courtho

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