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~SophiaThe morning sunlight poured in through the wide glass windows of James Enterprises, illuminating the pristine white marble floors and gleaming metal accents that decorated the office space. I stepped out of the elevator onto the executive floor, the soft hum of productivity filling the air. My heels clicked against the floor, each sound a reminder of the new chapter I was stepping into. Today was my first day as Head of Marketing, and my nerves were a jumbled mess of excitement and fear. Nathaniel’s faith in me felt overwhelming at times. Did I deserve this? Would I be able to prove him right? These thoughts had swirled in my mind since last night, but now, standing here, I forced myself to push them aside. I clutched my briefcase tightly, walking toward the office that Nathaniel had personally shown me two days ago. The gold plaque on the door glinted in the sunlight, reading: Sophia James, Head of Marketing. I stopped for a moment, just staring at it. My name. My title.
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~SophiaThe sun dipped low in the sky, casting a warm, golden hue over Nathaniel’s sprawling estate. The pool shimmered under the evening light, and there he was, effortlessly lounging in the water like some kind of Greek god. His dark hair was slicked back, water droplets clinging to his skin as he sipped from a glass of wine. The sight of him made my breath hitch. Nathaniel had a way of owning any space he was in, and this poolside scene was no exception. He turned his head slightly, catching me watching from the edge of the patio. “Are you just going to stand there, or are you going to join me?” he called out, a playful grin tugging at his lips. I smirked, slipping off my sandals. “Maybe I’m just enjoying the view.” His laugh echoed across the water, rich and deep. “Well, I’m enjoying mine too. So come closer, Mrs. James.” Taking a deep breath, I stepped down the stone path toward the pool, my confidence growing with each step. The bikini I’d chosen for the evening hugged
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~SophiaI woke up early, the morning light streaming through the curtains, painting our bedroom in soft hues. Nathaniel stirred beside me, pulling me closer, his arms wrapping around me like a warm cocoon. “You’re up early,” he murmured, his voice still thick with sleep. I forced a smile, brushing a strand of hair from his forehead. “I need to get some boxes for our trip tomorrow. You know, for packing.” He opened one eye, a teasing grin spreading across his face. “Boxes? Are you sure you’re not sneaking out to get me a surprise gift?” I laughed, masking the tension coiling in my stomach. “I guess you’ll just have to wait and see.” Nathaniel sat up, his toned chest catching the morning sun. “Don’t take too long. We need to start packing. Remember, our flight’s early.” I froze, feigning surprise. “Oh, so we’re flying commercial? What happened to the private jet?” He leaned back, smirking. “I miss flying with regular people. It’s been years since I experienced the chaos of
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~SophiaMy blood boiled as I drove home, gripping the steering wheel so tightly my knuckles turned white. The nerve of that snake, Ethan. After everything I’d done for him—after I’d ruined part of my life to save his! He thought he could blackmail me? Destroy my marriage? Oh, he was about to learn a lesson he wouldn’t forget. I parked in the driveway and stepped out of my car, slamming the door shut. My eyes landed on Ethan’s precious baby: his car. A sleek, black Aston Martin, freshly waxed, glinting in the sunlight like a trophy he didn’t deserve. The car was practically an extension of his ego. He pampered it like a newborn, washing it twice a week and forbidding anyone else from even leaning on it. A slow, wicked smile crept across my face. “Well, well, well,” I murmured, trailing my fingers along the smooth, cool metal. “Look at you, shining like a diamond. What a shame if something were to… tarnish you.” I could already picture Ethan’s face when he saw it, his jaw dropping
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~SophiaThe airport was buzzing with life—families hugging goodbye, travelers dragging suitcases, and announcements echoing through the massive space. Nathaniel and I walked hand in hand through the crowd, his firm grip on my hand a grounding force. I tried to focus on the excitement of the trip, but my stomach was in knots. We checked in and made our way to the boarding gate. Nathaniel looked as calm as ever, his usual confident self, while I was quietly praying this trip wouldn’t turn into a disaster. Once our boarding group was called, we walked onto the plane. Nathaniel led the way, and I followed, expecting to be directed to the economy section, as he had joked the day before. But when we stopped in the business class cabin, my jaw dropped. “Wait,” I whispered, tugging on his arm. “This isn’t economy.” Nathaniel grinned, his boyish charm lighting up his face. “Did you really think I’d let my wife fly economy? I just wanted to see your reaction.” “You’re unbelievable!” I
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~SophiaAs I sat there, trembling with the cold barrel of a gun pressed into my side, I found myself silently speaking to God. God, if this is your way of stopping me from going to Canada, if this is your way of keeping my secret safe from Nathaniel, then I don’t care anymore. Ruin everything if you must. But please, save us. My life, Nathaniel’s life—they’re what matter now. “Shut up,” the robber snapped, his voice sharp and filled with menace. My eyes widened. Had I spoken aloud? His glare made my blood run cold, and I swallowed the lump in my throat, nodding quickly to show my compliance. The sudden sound of hurried footsteps brought hope, and I turned my head just enough to see one of the officers who had likely been transporting the prisoner approach. Relief and frustration warred in my chest. “Well, look who finally woke up from his slumber,” I muttered under my breath, bitterness lacing my voice. The officer glared at me briefly before focusing on the robber. He rai
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~SophiaThe car glided smoothly through the snow-covered streets, the city lights casting a soft glow on the frost-covered windows. I stared outside, my heart racing with every passing second. My fingers toyed nervously with the strap of my bag as I silently prayed that Martha had received my text and told Lily not to call me “Mommy.” The thought of Nathaniel finding out I lied, sent shivers through me—not from the cold, but from fear. “What are you thinking about so hard?” Nathaniel’s voice broke through my thoughts, pulling me back to the present. I turned to him, forcing a smile. “Nothing, just… everything, I guess.” He reached over, his hand warm as it rested on mine. “Sophia, I’m sorry for putting you through that stress on the plane. If we had just used the private jet, none of this would’ve happened.” I shook my head, giving his hand a reassuring squeeze. “Nathaniel, it’s fine. The most important thing is that we’re both okay. We made it out alive.” He gave me a small
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~SophiaAfter settling into our room, I turned to Nathaniel, who was busy unpacking. “I need to catch up with Martha and Lily,” I said, trying to keep my voice casual. He looked up, his brow furrowing slightly. “You sure you're okay?” He asked the twentieth time.“Yeah, of course,” I lied, forcing a smile. “Just want to make up for lost time.” He nodded, but his eyes lingered on me for a moment longer before he turned back to his task. I slipped outside, letting the cool evening air wash over me as I walked along the stone pathway that wound through the garden. The mansion’s exterior lights cast a warm glow on the perfectly manicured lawn, but the beauty of my surroundings did little to soothe the storm brewing inside me. I hated myself. I hated how selfish I’d been, how I’d let my own fear and shame dictate my actions. Not telling Lily I was getting married? Forcing her to see me as her aunt instead of her mother? What kind of person does that? What kind of mother does that
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~SophiaI stood outside, tapping my foot against the tiled porch, my arms crossed as I glared at the empty backyard. The sun was setting, casting a golden glow over the mansion, but I was too irritated to enjoy the view. The maids had forgotten—again—to take Lily’s clothes out of the laundry before closing for the day. I huffed, mumbling under my breath as I bent down to pick up the small basket of half-dried clothes. “I swear, if I have to remind them one more time—” A gust of wind blew past me, making one of Lily’s tiny dresses slip from the basket. It was almost on the ground when— A hand caught it. I froze. My eyes followed the hand, trailing up the long fingers, the muscular arm, the broad chest… until I met a pair of familiar hazel eyes. Ethan. My grip on the basket tightened. Of all the people I expected to see here, he was the last. I stepped forward and yanked the dress from his hand. “I’ve got it,” I muttered. Ignoring him, I continued gathering Lily’s cl
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~EthanI stood in the parking lot, hands stuffed into my pockets, trying to steady my nerves. The sun was setting, casting an orange glow over the house. Nathaniel had just arrived home, stepping out of his sleek black car when I called out to him. “Dad,” I said, my voice firm. “I need to talk to you.” Nathaniel raised a brow, shutting his car door with a thud. “Sounds serious.” “It is.” He studied me for a moment before nodding. “Alright. Let’s talk inside.” I followed him into the house, my heart pounding with every step. I had been waiting for this conversation for a long time. Waiting for the truth. We stepped into the living room, but just as I opened my mouth to speak, my breath caught in my throat. Sophia. She was walking down the grand staircase, her soft curls bouncing with each step, her delicate hands brushing against the railing. But that wasn’t what made my heart stop. It was the dress. A silky, emerald-green dress that fit her perfectly. A dress I
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~NathanielThe faint hum of the air conditioning filled my office, blending with the rhythmic tapping of my fingers on the mahogany desk. Jeremy, my assistant, sat across from me, a notepad in his hand and that perpetually eager look on his face. "Sir, we’ve confirmed the deal with Harrington Enterprises. The papers just need your signature," he said, sliding the folder toward me. I flipped it open, scanning the pages. "Good. This partnership has been long overdue. Anything else on the agenda?" Jeremy cleared his throat. "There’s also the charity gala next week. Mrs. James asked if you’d be willing to give the opening speech." I couldn’t help but smile at the mention of Sophia. "Of course. Let her know I’ll handle it." Jeremy nodded, scribbling on his notepad. "And about the—" The door swung open suddenly, cutting him off. My gaze darted up, and there she was—Isabella. She stepped in like she owned the room, her hips swaying with deliberate confidence. Her figure was wra
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~EthanI carried the small tray with my mother’s pills balanced in one hand, a glass of water in the other. I’d made this same trip every day since she came back, but today felt different. This morning, she’d looked pale and fragile, like someone made of glass. She’d barely said a word when I checked on her earlier, lying there under the covers, barely moving.But now... The moment I opened the door to her room, I froze. There she was, sitting on the edge of her bed, brushing her hair with deliberate care. But she didn’t look like the mother I’d grown used to these past two days. No, this version of her was something else entirely—alive, radiant, like she’d stepped straight out of a memory from 25 years ago. Her skin glowed, her hair shimmered like spun gold, and the dark circles that had clung to her eyes were gone. She looked... young. Beautiful. Not like the woman who had stumbled back into our lives, broken and distant. The tray in my hands wobbled. She noticed me then, he
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~SophiaThe phone rested between my shoulder and ear as I paced the living room, trying to organize the mess of toys Lily had scattered everywhere. Martha’s voice crackled on the other end. "So, how are you feeling about it? I mean... Nathaniel’s ex-wife is back. That’s a lot to deal with," Martha asked, her voice laced with curiosity and concern. I rolled my eyes, placing one of Lily’s stuffed bears on the shelf. "I’m unbothered, honestly. I know why she’s here, Martha. It’s obvious she’s here to fight me, but she’s wasting her time." "You think so?" Martha’s skepticism was evident. "I thought they said she went missing years ago?" I sighed, picking up another stuffed animal from the floor. "That’s the story they told everyone, but Nathaniel told me the truth. She left on her own, Martha. She just walked out on him—no warning, no explanation. It was never his fault. And now she’s back, probably because she found out that I’m married to Nathaniel now. And you know the craziest
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~NathanielThe morning sunlight streamed into the dining room, highlighting the polished surface of the table set for breakfast. Sophia sat to my right, Lily to my left, her small legs swinging back and forth as the maids moved swiftly, placing dishes of food before us. The aroma of freshly brewed coffee, warm pastries, and sizzling bacon filled the air. Lily clapped her hands in excitement as her plate was set down. “Pancakes!” she squealed, her smile lighting up the room. I chuckled, watching her dig in. “Do you like them, princess?” I asked, cutting into my own stack of pancakes. “I love them!” she said between bites. “Uncle Nate, can we have these every day?” I grinned. “If that’s what you want, consider it done. What about the clothes I got for you yesterday? Did you like those too?” Her eyes lit up, syrup dripping from her fork. “Yes! Especially the sparkly shoes. I felt like a princess!” I laughed, feeling a sense of pride swell in my chest. “Well, you are a princes
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~NathanielI clenched my fists at my sides, the words catching in my throat. She was playing a game—she always played games—but I wasn’t the same man she used to manipulate. Still, seeing her here in my home, addressing me as if nothing had happened, had me completely off balance. "I’ll ask you again," I said, my voice low and sharp this time. "What are you doing here?" I stood there, my feet planted firmly on the hardwood floor, watching Isabella’s lips curl into a smile that had once made my world spin. Now, it felt like a dagger piercing the calm I had finally built in my life. "What are you doing in my house, Isabella?" I asked again, my voice sharper this time. She didn’t answer immediately. Instead, she stood, staring at me with an unreadable expression, the silence stretching until it became unbearable. Then, with a slow, deliberate turn, she headed for the door. I frowned, following her movement as she opened it and gestured outside. Moments later, a man in a black s
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~NathanielThe water cascaded over my skin as I stood in the shower, letting the warmth wash away the remnants of sleep. But today, it wasn’t just another morning. Today, I felt a joy I couldn’t describe. A deep, overwhelming happiness that wrapped itself around my chest and refused to let go. Lily was mine. My daughter. I tilted my head back, letting the water stream over my face. “Thank you, God,” I muttered, the words echoing in the tiled space. “Thank you for bringing them into my life. Sophia and Lily. I don’t know what I did to deserve them, but I’m grateful.” I couldn’t help but smile. What were the odds? Of all the women I could have married, I ended up with Sophia—a woman tied to my past in ways I never expected. It felt like fate, like the universe had been waiting for this moment to bring us together. “Such a small world,” I said to myself, running a hand through my hair. Now that I knew the truth, there was no time to waste. The years I’d missed with Lily couldn’
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~Nathaniel “What are you talking about? What lies?” Sophia’s voice was tinged with confusion, her brow furrowed as she sat up straighter in bed, looking at me like I’d lost my mind. I blinked, realizing what I’d just blurted out. Damn it, Nathaniel. Get a grip. This wasn’t how I wanted her to find out the truth. Not like this. “I…” I trailed off, running a hand through my hair as I tried to compose myself. “I was just lost in thought.” “About what?” she asked, crossing her arms. Her gaze was sharp, skeptical. She wasn’t letting me off the hook that easily. “My PA,” I said quickly, grasping at the first excuse that came to mind. “Jeremy. He lies so much, it drives me insane sometimes.” Sophia’s expression softened slightly, though her confusion remained. “Jeremy? What’s he lying about?” “Everything,” I said with a forced chuckle, trying to shift the mood. “You could ask him what he had for breakfast, and he’d probably tell you he skipped it—even though he’s hiding a donut
