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Ninety Days Left: The Dying Wife's Revenge

Chapter 6 

Word Count: 794    |    Released on: Today at 15:42

op-floor office of the Sinc

him. The tabloid article had just dropped online. The headline screamed about the Sinclair wife'

the pressure. He was staring at a picture of his wife kissing him, but the world thought

leather-bound itinerary. "Sir, the private jet is prepped

desk, sending the tablet crashing onto the hardwood

ordered, his voice

this merger has been in the works

. His dark eyes were complete

ok a step back, and nod

vate cell phone began to ring. Th

th to suppress the violent urge to s

with fake tears. "I'm so sorry to bother you, but I didn

per East Side. Tessa was wearing a canvas apron over

ing glasses, carefully inspecting the large oil painting resting on the easel. It was a stunning lands

ssa marched in, her designer heels clicking loudly again

walked straight up to the easel. Her eyes locked o

d, pointing a manicured finger

of the easel, blocking Vanessa's

ssa. You're about to be thrown out on the street. Y

s cane. Before he could reprimand her, Vanessa pulled out

narrative to make it sound like Tessa wa

to the edge by the kissing photo. He didn't care about th

d voice echoed through the gal

at Tessa. "Three

t in the outer office. "Wire three millio

inal at the front desk chimed with a n

l and looked at her b

he edges of the heavy wooden frame, her knuc

lance. Her shoes slipped on the polished floor, and she fell hard onto h

slamming his cane against the floor. But his f

her men carried the painting out of the gal

ch as a sharp pain ripped through her abdom

pron pocket. She pulled i

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Ninety Days Left: The Dying Wife's Revenge
Ninety Days Left: The Dying Wife's Revenge
“The doctor gave Tessa exactly ninety days to live before her failing organs completely shut down. Stepping out of the clinic, her phone buzzed with a photo from her husband's mistress showing his custom watch on tangled hotel sheets. "Last night was exhausting. He really does not like going home to you, does he?" For three years, Tessa had been treated like a ghost while Lucian showered Vanessa with endless devotion. The cruelty peaked when Vanessa brazenly stole Tessa's masterpiece painting. When Tessa tried to stop the theft, Lucian ordered his bodyguards to pin his sick wife against the wall. "Are you trying to extort more money by staging an assault?" He threw a five-million-dollar check at her face and escorted his mistress away, leaving Tessa collapsing on the floor in physical agony. Why should Vanessa have everything-the love, the health, the future-while Tessa was left to die in pain and utter humiliation? She refused to fade away quietly. She altered their prenup to demand a three-hundred-million-dollar divorce settlement and used his limitless black card to hire the city's most expensive male escort, completely unaware the masked man she bought was her own furious husband in disguise. At the grand society gala, as Vanessa basked in the applause for the stolen artwork, Tessa stepped into the spotlight and held up a silver USB drive.”