Garrett’s fingers trembled as he flipped through the evidence he’d once refused to see. Each page stripped away Felicia’s power until she stood exposed, a woman who had traded my life and our children for access to his family’s fortune. At his father’s grave, Garrett finally understood that the loss he was mourning had started long before the funeral—on the day he chose gossip over the woman who would have crossed continents for him. I did not comfort him. That was no longer my job. My duty was to the five pairs of eyes watching me, learning what dignity looks like when the truth finally walks into the room.
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