All Chapters of Her Revenge (Aurora's Comeback): Chapter 1 - Chapter 4

Aurora pov“What did you just say to me?” I growled, disbelief, anger, and pain swirling in my voice. "What do you mean by replacement, Liam? I never signed anything, so I’m not going anywhere!"His gaze remained steady. There was no sign of regret, no pause—just an icy detachment. He stood there, looking at me as if I were merely an obstacle he was waiting to bypass.“You really don’t understand, do you?” Liam’s tone was cutting, colder than I had ever heard. "It’s finished. I don’t want you anymore, Aurora." He gestured toward the woman next to him. "She’s your replacement. She has value. Something you lost a long time ago."It felt like the earth had been ripped from beneath me. My stomach knotted so tightly I struggled to breathe, to think clearly. This couldn’t be real. It couldn’t be happening. Not on my birthday. Not after everything we had shared.“You can’t just replace me,” I shot back, my chest tight with emotion. “You can’t discard me like I’m nothing. I won’t sign those p

Aurora POVFive years later...We arrived in Los Angeles, a city that nearly drained the life out of me. The towering hotel loomed as I entered with my son.Five years ago, after my divorce from Liam, I found out I was pregnant. I chose not to tell him; he didn’t deserve that knowledge. Now, I was back in Los Angeles with my son for a business trip, completely unaware that my company would have dealings here.As the elevator doors opened, I stepped into the luxurious, marble-floored hallway, holding my son's small hand. The bustling world outside—filled with bright lights, loud voices, and the unmistakable energy of Los Angeles—felt distant. Inside, everything was serene, polished, and meticulously designed, almost dreamlike.Yet my heart was anything but at ease.The city's weight bore down on me, not just from memories but from thoughts of him—Liam. Just hearing his name sent a shiver through me. I quickly pushed that thought away. I couldn’t afford to be vulnerable, not now, not wi