We Divorced Once, I’ll Never Let Him Return — Novel

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In a world where love and betrayal intertwine, Kelly finds herself navigating the fragile boundaries of her marriage to Diego Powell, a high-ranking CEO with a history of infidelities. Their lives are further complicated by the sudden arrival of Courtney, Diego's new secretary, who seems to have captured more than just his attention. As Kelly watches Diego’s affection towards Courtney grow, she grapples with the haunting question: can a heart that has been shattered ever heal?

The stakes rise when a surprise pregnancy test reveals a new life hanging in the balance, forcing Kelly to reconsider everything she thought she knew about love, loyalty, and the price of family. With their daughter's future at stake, Kelly must decide whether to fight for her marriage or break free from the chains of Diego’s indifference. Tensions simmer as she confronts her feelings, battling between the memories of their passionate past and the harsh reality of their present.

As secrets unfold and loyalties are tested, will Kelly find the strength to reclaim her voice, or will the shadows of betrayal pull her deeper into despair? Discover a tale of heartache, resilience, and the struggle for self-worth in the face of love's complexities.

We Divorced Once, I’ll Never Let Him ReturnBOOK1-Chapter 1

The day I took my daughter for a check-up, Diego Powell, who had been away on a business trip for several days, came to pick us up.

As soon as he saw us, he pulled both me and our daughter into his arms.

A faint, unfamiliar scent clung to him, brushing past my nose.

Our daughter nestled against his chest, giggling as she played with him.

I watched them with a smile until we got into the car.

That was when I saw the woman seated in the back.

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She had a delicate, round face and wore a smart, tailored suit.

With a sweet smile, she greeted me. "Hello, sister-in-law. I’m Courtney Edwards, newly assigned to the Powell Corporation’s secretary's office."

I turned toward Diego. His tone was steady. "She was just on the way, so I gave her a ride."

But since when did the high-ranking CEO of Powell Corporation chauffeur a subordinate himself?

And more importantly, during the time meant for picking up his wife and daughter?

Courtney offered a gentle, apologetic smile. “Please don’t misunderstand, sister-in-law. I just wanted to take this chance to apologize.”

She handed me a gift bag. Inside was a brand-new tube of the hand cream I often used.