The Years Between Signing and Seeing

When Jamie Baylor had divorce agreement delivered to her hospital bed, Suzie Sterling's heart shattered into pieces she never bothered to pick up.Fine. If this was how it ended, she would sign. But the reason carved into the paperwork made her blood run cold: infidelity. “Irrefutable proof,” they called it. A case built so perfectly it might as well have been designed to destroy her.She had been faithful. She had loved him. But the evidence said otherwise, and no one was asking for her side of the story. So she stopped explaining. She stopped begging. She ran—not from guilt, but from a cage dressed up as marriage.Years later, three impossibly beautiful children stepped off a plane at the international airport, and the cameras couldn't look away. Tiny, perfect, and bearing an uncanny resemblance to a certain cold-eyed CEO who had once thrown his wife away.Jamie saw. And suddenly, he was everywhere. Suzie has spent years learning to live without him. Now he has to learn that some mistakes can't be undone by simply showing up. But the children are curious. And somewhere beneath the silence, the truth is still waiting to be told.