Love Me, Fool Me: The Jilted Wife's Secret

Alexander's coldness was laid bare before Florrie; he even asked her to buy morning-after pills for another woman.

Enduring the pain became her routine, all because Alexander was a stand-in for Alec, her lost love.

But one day, she tricked him into signing the divorce papers and said, "I never loved you."

Devastation clung to him, his gaze clouded by despair. "You can't leave. I won't sign."

Then Alec returned as a conglomerate heir. She searched his face for love and found none-until she turned away.

He cracked, tears falling. "I'm sorry," he begged. "I love you."