Rebirth Of Vengeance

Chapter 6 80%

Natalie's heart sank as she spotted Easton the moment she landed. 'What terrible luck!' she thought to herself. She was back in town to handle something urgent on the tenth, and here he was, of all people.

She watched him approach with a cool detachment. Easton, with his tall build and natural grace, seemed just as unattainable as ever. But she wasn't the same Natalie he once knew. 'Why isn't he with Jennifer?' Natalie thought to herself, puzzled by his presence.

Easton's eyes widened at the sight of Natalie, who had changed in his absence. For three months, she'd been a ghost, and he'd only realized how empty their home was without her.

"Where have you been?" he asked, a hint of panic in his voice. He'd just returned from a trip and seen a figure that could only be hers. As he got closer, he confirmed it was Natalie, looking slender and more refined. Natalie met his gaze with a chill. "Mr. Garcia, our divorce is final. My comings and goings are none of your business."

Easton retorted, "Natalie, the final papers haven't been filed. Legally, you're still my wife."

beck and call. I've signed the papers, but you're dragging your feet. Easton, Jennifer's been plotting me to get you all this time. Why haven't you made

her."

taken aback by his loyalty. "She staged everything and framed me. I was knocked out and forced to sign disownment and divorce papers. She gets to say sorry, and I'm supposed

away from me. Your presence is such an eyesore, and I don't need you messing up my chances with someone worth

respond, but

Shawn," Luna called from a distance, her voice

She then opened the car door for Natalie,

in an impoverished town, climb into a high-end car like that was a shock.

his illness. She'd learned acupuncture and nursing to help with his eyes,

Jennifer because she had saved his life. But now, Natalie was back, and he assumed she'd return home on her own. Jennifer had caused scenes before, and Natalie always gave in first. This time, he'd wronged her, yet he believed she would

arrogantly believed she'd give in