Chapter 4

I sat in the car for what felt like forever, numb and lost in thought.

For three years, I was played for a fool.

I pulled out my phone and glanced at the picture of Henry's divorce papers.

He wanted me to give up my share.

I couldn't help but let out a bitter laugh.

Then I turned off my phone and fired up the engine.

I had a lot on my mind as I drove home.

Five years of marriage. Three years of betrayal. Forty-three medical tests. Six surgeries.

And those twins I'd never even seen in person.

They…