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Divorcing The CEO: Watch Me Shine

Chapter 4 

Word Count: 869    |    Released on: 28/10/2026

of their Manhattan penthouse wearing a sharp Chanel suit, sippi

ie strutted into the foyer in four-inch heels, swing

turning a page of the Wall St

hand flat on the glass. A ten-carat pink diamond sat on

oy felt so bad about Grandma freezing my cards that he t

aze sweeping over the stone as if it were

plain band on her left hand-never cho

e, Kizzie bit her l

holder warming the Mrs. Jensen seat! Eloy doesn't love you at all. He left you to die whe

eyes look like mine. You're nothing but a pair of e

n cup down on the sauc

t hand, where a plain platinum band Eloy had bou

ver been sized

, she slid the wedding band off h

ng in surprise as Flora held the ring out ove

with a sharp ring, bouncing twice before rollin

her jacket as she looked

ther people's trash so much,

n, her finger trembling as s

arrogant about? You're

efcase from the chair next to h

truly custom-made, the master jeweler always e

ately yanked the heavy ring off her

ront door open and stepped into the private elevator,

e indentation at the base of her left ring finger. Fo

er for her eyes-eyes that reminded him of someone else. She

. A black Maybach was idling right against the curb, i

ee-piece suit, his deep blue eyes shadowed as his g

hand into her trench coat pocket, but Esteban's lo

the morning chill, carrying a heavy pre

her spine, stari

ne of your business. Shouldn't you b

, Esteban narrowed his eyes dangerou

told you I c

a glamorous woman at JFK Airport three years ago resurface. She turned sha

the backseat, his gaze tracking her retreating figure t

er. He had not counted on the first th

ull up?" the driv

e window, his exp

for Jensen Enterprises' b

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Divorcing The CEO: Watch Me Shine
Divorcing The CEO: Watch Me Shine
“The freezing Atlantic water burned my lungs as the yacht sank, leaving me to fight for my life in the dark, churning waves. My husband, Eloy Jensen, watched me struggle, but his only concern was our guest, Kizzie Delaney. Without a second of hesitation, Eloy ripped off his own life vest and shoved it onto Kizzie. He pried my fingers off his shirt, leaving me to drown, and swam toward the rescue boat with the woman he claimed he had to protect because her parents had once saved his life. I was left to the mercy of the black depths, gasping for air as the cold swallowed me whole. When I finally woke up in a private hospital room, the betrayal only deepened. Eloy didn't ask if I was alive; he threw a maritime liability waiver at me, demanding I take the blame for the crash to protect the Jensen family's reputation. He treated me like a disposable asset, a mere placeholder, while he showered Kizzie with luxury and affection. I was his legal wife, yet he left me to die in the ocean just to save his precious "orphan." How could a man I shared a bed with for three years turn his back on me so callously? Why was my life worth less than a convenient lie? I looked at the divorce papers I had buried in a corporate compliance filing, feeling the cold weight of the metal cufflink in my pocket-a secret reminder of the powerful man who had pulled me from the sea that night. I picked up the pen and signed my name, ready to burn the Jensen empire to the ground.”