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Her Comeback: Love, Loft, Life

Chapter 2 

Word Count: 817    |    Released on: 09/07/2025

namics." He stood on a small stage, beaming under the lights. He wore a tailored suit that probably c

wear frayed shirts and worry about rent. This

ce dripping with false sincerity. "It's a revolution in data management! We're p

s standing in the back, holding the divorce settlement check he had couriered over that

ane, is so confident in our vision that she's rolling he

with a mixture of pity and admiration. The scorne

he polished floor. I stopped a few feet

Mark," I said, my voice clear and

ile fa

, holding up the check. "This is a settlement,

deep red. He had tried to spin our divorce into a PR s

is composure cracking. "What do you think you'r

hat's mine,"

oney clip, and peeled off a stack of hundred-dol

pathetic money and get out of m

floor like dead leaves.

ng onto his. "By the way, have you spoken to the real estate agent about

ce. "What are you talking about? Of

e, sharp and high, cut through the air.

was tight in all the right places and a diamond necklace that glittere

triumphant. "Mark and I have some w

looked relieved, grabbing onto Sarah like a life raft.

ning her gaze to me. Her eyes were cold and victorious. "Right

all. I wore a secondhand dress. We couldn't afford a reception. Mark had pro

only I could hear. "He's mine, Jane. The money, th

is worth more than you'll see in your entire life. Y

. She wasn't a victor. She was just another one of M

brating a future built on a foundation of lies,

, a small, genuine smile on my f

f their glittering, fragile world, leaving the money o

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Her Comeback: Love, Loft, Life
Her Comeback: Love, Loft, Life
“The first thing I felt was the sterile cold of the hospital sheets. My whole body ached, a deep, hollow pain I remembered too well. Then I saw him: Mark, my ex-husband, standing over me, not a trace of concern on his face. "Jane, you have to sign this." He held a clipboard, ready to trick me into signing away the last piece of security I had left-our loft. In my past life, this scene was burned into my memory. I had just lost our baby, almost died, while Mark deliberately ignored my frantic calls. Later, he blamed me for everything, claiming our marriage was a trap that kept him from his "true love," Sarah Miller, and that my refusal to sell the loft led to Sarah's brother's death and her subsequent suicide. He never loved me; he resented me. He claimed this was all my fault, a convenient lie to justify his cruelty. Now, I was back. Reborn to the day he tried to steal my family home, not after my miscarriage, but to the day he attempted to swindle me out of the loft, years before. He saw me as weak, broken, and stupid, an easy mark for his greedy schemes. He thought he had won so easily, but he had no idea what I was truly planning. A cold calm washed over me. The pain of the past was no longer a wound. It was armor. This time, he would learn what real disappointment was.”
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