After being reborn, I make up my mind to stop chasing after my husband and daughter

Chapter 33

There was no mistaking it now–Jared had become every inch the capitalist. He delegated the daily operations to others, reserving for himself only the big decisions that kept the company on course.

Next to Tracy’s influence, I was still an outsider. And being Jared’s wife put me in this weird spot–not quite part of the team yet impossible to ignore. People made sure to keep their gossip out of earshot when I was around.

Still, secrets never stayed buried for long.

When I stepped into the restroom, I immediately heard voices outside.

“You think Mrs. Holcomb suddenly decided to work here because she’s feeling insecure?”

“Let’s be real–she’s just a housewife. There’s no way she can compare to Tracy. I mean, Tracy comes from money, she’s highly educated, and top companies are practically fighting over her.

“Tracy’s Mr. Holcomb’s most valuable employee. Do you really think he would be stupid enough to pick anyone else? Honestly, Mrs. Holcomb should stop making a fuss. Every penny she spends comes from Tracy’s work.”

Still, you have to admit, Mrs. Holcomb is stunning. Like, next–level gorgeous.”

see in her? Just the pretty

looked like that, I’d never

like that? Then

you had to go up

As long as he gives me

let’s get out of

that the whole office knew about Tracy and Jared. Those two made me sick

what stung worse was my own helplessness. All I could do was choke down my rage

I faced reality. Even with this second chance, changing this situation, getting the money, and taking back my

moved in different circles. Jared was no average husband, and Tracy combined wealth with ruthless patience. and

wife in everything but name, commanding Jared’s complete devotion while skillfully managing his business affairs. Without the official title, she nonetheless enjoyed the most enviable life a

and my fair share of

weather turned strange this afternoon. By four o’clock, thick clouds had swallowed the city sky, thunder growling in the distance. I stood at the

than I’d