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My husband brought his mistress and their illegitimate son into our home. So I smiled, raised my glass, and offered them a toast. “Congratulations, Graham.” I turned to the other woman. “And to you, Miss Piper. You’ve finally earned the Lockwood heir a seat at the main table.” The room went dead silent. Graham blanched. He rushed to my side, hissing in my ear, “Ava, what the hell do you think you’re doing?” Nothing was wrong with me. I had simply seen the future—my future—while I lay unconscious after a fall from my horse. In my last life, I had screamed. I had cried. I had thrown this luncheon into chaos. And in the end, he had seized my family’s foundation, had my best friend crippled for testifying on my behalf, and staged my death as an accident, burning me alive. Now, I was awake. When I looked at his mistress weeping so delicately, all I felt was disgust. The sight of him shielding that mother and child, a clumsy, brutish tableau, made me want to laugh. I had my photographer capture it all. Every frame was irrefutable evidence, enough to trigger the moral breach clause in our prenuptial agreement. Proof that he had dug his own grave. The game was just beginning. I turned and left, dialing a number as I walked. “Bennett, it’s me. Ava Hart.” “I’ve decided to replace the co-chair of my foundation. Do you have time to talk?” ... I had barely hung up when my phone lit up again with a text. [Anytime. I’ll meet you outside the courthouse.] The sender was Bennett Shaw. I put my phone away and drove back to the Virginia estate where Graham and I had lived for five years. Our wedding photo still hung on the living room wall. He looked brilliant and ambitious; I was smiling as if I owned the world. Our marriage had once been the darling of Virginia society—the Hart family fortune wed to Lockwood family ambition. I had thought it was love. Now, it looked more like a transaction. If it h......

My husband brought his mistress and their illegitimate son into our home. So I smiled, raised my glass, and offered them a toast. “Congratulations, Graham.” I turned to the other woman. “And to you, Miss Piper. You’ve finally earned the Lockwood heir a seat at the main table.” The room went dead silent. Graham blanched. He rushed to my side, hissing in my ear, “Ava, what the hell do you think you’re doing?” Nothing was wrong with me. I had simply seen the future—my future—while I lay unconscious after a fall from my horse. In my last life, I had screamed. I had cried. I had thrown this luncheon into chaos. And in the end, he had seized my family’s foundation, had my best friend crippled for testifying on my behalf, and staged my death as an accident, burning me alive. Now, I was awake. When I looked at his mistress weeping so delicately, all I felt was disgust. The sight of him shielding that mother and child, a clumsy, brutish tableau, made me want to laugh. I had my photographer capture it all. Every frame was irrefutable evidence, enough to trigger the moral breach clause in our prenuptial agreement. Proof that he had dug his own grave. The game was just beginning. I turned and left, dialing a number as I walked. “Bennett, it’s me. Ava Hart.” “I’ve decided to replace the co-chair of my foundation. Do you have time to talk?” ... I had barely hung up when my phone lit up again with a text. [Anytime. I’ll meet you outside the courthouse.] The sender was Bennett Shaw. I put my phone away and drove back to the Virginia estate where Graham and I had lived for five years. Our wedding photo still hung on the living room wall. He looked brilliant and ambitious; I was smiling as if I owned the world. Our marriage had once been the darling of Virginia society—the Hart family fortune wed to Lockwood family ambition. I had thought it was love. Now, it looked more like a transaction. If it h......

My husband brought his mistress and their illegitimate son into our home. So I smiled, raised my glass, and offered them a toast. “Congratulations, Graham.” I turned to the other woman. “And to you, Miss Piper. You’ve finally earned the Lockwood heir a seat at the main table.” The room went dead silent. Graham blanched. He rushed to my side, hissing in my ear, “Ava, what the hell do you think you’re doing?” Nothing was wrong with me. I had simply seen the future—my future—while I lay unconscious after a fall from my horse. In my last life, I had screamed. I had cried. I had thrown this luncheon into chaos. And in the end, he had seized my family’s foundation, had my best friend crippled for testifying on my behalf, and staged my death as an accident, burning me alive. Now, I was awake. When I looked at his mistress weeping so delicately, all I felt was disgust. The sight of him shielding that mother and child, a clumsy, brutish tableau, made me want to laugh. I had my photographer capture it all. Every frame was irrefutable evidence, enough to trigger the moral breach clause in our prenuptial agreement. Proof that he had dug his own grave. The game was just beginning. I turned and left, dialing a number as I walked. “Bennett, it’s me. Ava Hart.” “I’ve decided to replace the co-chair of my foundation. Do you have time to talk?” ... I had barely hung up when my phone lit up again with a text. [Anytime. I’ll meet you outside the courthouse.] The sender was Bennett Shaw. I put my phone away and drove back to the Virginia estate where Graham and I had lived for five years. Our wedding photo still hung on the living room wall. He looked brilliant and ambitious; I was smiling as if I owned the world. Our marriage had once been the darling of Virginia society—the Hart family fortune wed to Lockwood family ambition. I had thought it was love. Now, it looked more like a transaction. If it h......

The night I lost our baby, alone at the estate, my husband, Liam, was at a party for his stepsister, Seraphina. I was doubled over in pain, staring at my phone. A photo of him and Seraphina, glasses raised, their heads close together. I called him, again and again. He just flipped his phone facedown on the table and turned to pose for a family photo with his “family.” The baby was gone, the doctor told me. I might never be able to have another. His text arrived far too late. “Seraphina had a wonderful time. Stop calling. You’re ruining the mood.” That was the moment my heart died. When I was discharged, Liam rushed in, a madman trying to pull me into his arms. I slapped the application for a restraining order against his face. “Get out. Don’t ever let me see you again.” … The car pulled away from the hospital. Kentucky was picture-perfect outside the window, but I saw none of it. It had all started three months ago. It had started the moment my formidable father-in-law, the McAllister patriarch, announced they were selling Morning Star. Morning Star—a glossy-coated champion racehorse. The “first gift” Liam had sworn to give our child. Now, it had been sacrificed. All to provide seed money for Seraphina to pursue her vague, shimmering “art career” in Europe. I’d begged Liam, clutched his arm, and told him again and again what that horse meant to us. To our child. He held me, murmuring, “I know. I know.” In the end, he bowed to his family’s interests. “Elara, it’s just a horse,” he had said wearily. “I’ll make it up to you and the baby later.” Make it up to you. In the three years since I’d married into this racing dynasty, those were the words I heard most. I’d thought love could bridge the chasm between our worlds. But every McAllister gathering was a reminder that I was, and always would be, an outsider. They walled me out with courteous smiles and flawless manners, their inner circle built ......

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