Just consequences.
Marissa attempted to leave first.
She was stopped immediately.
The clinic coordinator already confessed she supplied stolen identification documents under Marissa’s instructions. My stepmother’s perfect social smile collapsed into panic.
Derek looked at me one final time.
“Maya, wait. We can still fix this.”
For a second, I almost pitied him.
Almost.
“You carried newborn babies into our wedding reception to destroy me,” I said quietly. “You handed me divorce papers in front of my family. You tried stealing my money, my future, and my name.”
His eyes filled with tears. “I made a mistake.”
“No,” I replied calmly. “You made a strategy.”
Mr. Sato stepped beside me. “Mrs. Vaughn, your car is waiting.”
I removed my wedding ring.
Heavy.
Cold.