Description：

Claire Bennett only wants one thing from her broken marriage: enough money to leave.



Then the truth lands harder than any betrayal. Claire is not the frightened eighteen-year-old she feels like inside. She is thirty-eight, married to Daniel Cross, mother to two nearly grown children, and tied to assets large enough to change the course of her life. Somewhere along the way, her memories, her marriage, and her sense of self have all been pulled out of shape.



With Ethan Sterling at her side, Claire begins the painful work of sorting through what belongs to her. Properties, company accounts, divorce agreements, family history, old grudges, and unfinished regrets all rise to the surface. Ethan refuses to let her collapse into helplessness, pushing her through corporate work, night school, and the discipline of standing on her own feet.



But independence is not simple when the children she barely knows still call her Mom, when Daniel's absence has left wounds behind, and when old friends carry resentments Claire never saw coming.



To rebuild her life, Claire must decide what is worth saving, what must be cut loose, and who truly stood beside her when she had nothing left to trust.

Author Biography：

Peyton Wang crafts smooth romance where every scene flows naturally into the next beautifully.