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She Was The Joke, Now She's The Queen
She wanted to have a baby with her husband, but then she discovered he was cheating on her and that their marriage certificate was forged. Heartbroken, she left him. When the sc**bag realized he loved her and tried to win her back, he saw another man, a business legend, gently cradling her and sneering, "Why don't you just stay away from my wife and child?" ===== Brinley Shaw set her resignation letter on the HR manager's desk, her fingertips smoothing the edge of the paper as though ensuring not a single fold or wrinkle remained. The manager parted his lips, a resigned sigh escaping before he spoke. "It's such a pity to see you leaving, Brinley. Are you absolutely certain about this?" "Yeah," Brinley said with a soft smile, her eyes curving like crescents. "I'd like to spend more time with my family." Stepping out of the company building, she was met by a flood of sunlight. She squinted against the glare and pulled a pair of sunglasses from her bag, slipping them on. Just then, her phone buzzed. It was a message from Ryland Francis, a real estate agent. "Mrs. Palmer, the owner of the villa you like has agreed to lower the price. Could you come view it this afternoon?" Brinley smiled at the good news. That small villa on the outskirts of the city--a place she had admired for a long time--stood far away from the noise and bustle of downtown. Its peaceful surroundings might just be the opportunity she needed to strengthen her fragile marriage with Colin Palmer. Married for two years, she and Colin had never once been in**mate. In the beginning, she had convinced herself his hectic work schedule was to blame, but gradually, doubts about her own attractiveness began to creep in. Finally admitting that something had to change, she quit her job to spend more time with her husband and salvage their relationship. That afternoon, she visited the villa. It turned out to be even more charming in reality than in the photographs. The elderly couple who owned it ha
