💞📚"Reborn: The Lycan King's Secret Savior"📚Click to read more😍💕
The ICU was suffocatingly quiet. The nurse stood by Charlotte Wright's bed, her eyes full of pity. "Ms. Wright, I'm so sorry. We still haven't found the matching heart donor." She hesitated. "And your hospital bills are overdue. Is there perhaps anyone else we can contact?" Charlotte lay trapped; the congenital heart disease was destroying her. This would be her third transplant. But without a matching donor, her time was running out. The irony was cruel. The Wright family was once the absolute elite of Kingstown. But that glorious legacy had crumbled to dust. Her own husband had orchestrated this divorce, ruthlessly casting her aside. Now, she couldn't even afford the care keeping her alive. Six months ago, she received her death sentence. Terminal heart failure. The same day, she uncovered that devastating secret. William Jones, her husband of eight years, had used his power and influence to hide another woman. For their entire marriage, he had kept this mistress tucked away. They even shared a child. He housed his lover in Silverpine Villa, a massive, sprawling estate. Dozens of servants and bodyguards stood by, treating her like a true princess. Completely besotted, he poured all his wealth and devotion into making her happy. That was the only thing Charlotte had ever begged for, yet never once received. As his legitimate wife, she had been completely invisible. Charlotte felt like a thief, or worse, a rat in the sewers. Lurking. Spying. Envying. But more than anything, she desperately wanted to see the girl who held William's heart. And this finally drove her into severe depression. Still, she naively believed she could win him back, so she tried to play the perfect, obedient wife. It was all for nothing. On the day of her diagnosis, he dropped the divorce papers, without a single word of explanation. That night, she wanted to beg. She would have accepted Rachel, as long as William stayed. But he stormed out. He demanded the divorce because Rachel couldn'
