Rebirth Of Vengeance

Chapter 2

Nick Simpson, Natalie's father, was surprised by how quickly Natalie agreed to sign the papers. Jennifer was just as shocked; it wasn't typical for Natalie to give in without a tussle, which often seemed to distance their dad from her. But this time around, Natalie was ready to let it go. "Natalie, don't do this. I took your place, and I know that's why you're upset. But I'm letting go of the past. I forgive you. Please don't sign those papers," Jennifer said, her voice shaky.

Natalie looked at her sister's fake tears with a smirk. "Jennifer, isn't this what you wanted? Me out of the picture, the Simpson family all to yourself? If you're leaving, why wait? It's all talk, no action. And who are these tears really for?"

Jennifer was speechless, surprised by Natalie's calmness. 'When had she become so composed?' she wondered.

Facing Nick, Natalie said, "Mr. Simpson, remember when Easton lost his sight and Jennifer ran away? You brought me in to marry Easton in her place. I guess this is how I repay you."

Nick breathed a sigh of relief that Natalie wasn't going to spill their secret. Jennifer also let out a breath she hadn't realized she was holding, figuring that Natalie was still in the dark about the truth.

Natalie signed them, having

her as such. Believed to be raised in a town marred by poverty, Natalie was presented by her family as an adopted child, a facade they

fingers. [Heading home. Jennifer

verge of making her exit, but hot before springing a grand

feeling emotionally numb from the pain, she handed the other copy to Nick with a flat tone. "All yours,

holding onto the divorce papers. She'd blacked out after he'd slapped her twice to side with Jennifer. It had been three years, and she almost forgot her ability to stand up to someone

inwardly at her own romantic tendencies as she took the divorce papers from Easton. His handsome, chiseled looks hinted at his distinguished heritage and

hurt her. "Easton, I've been there for you these past two years, caring for you without

made him uneasy, but