The Heart He Betrayed (Cheating Billionaire Second Chance #8)

"I never touched her," he said. And the terrible thing was, she believed him. That wasn't the betrayal.

Annabel Stirling read six months of messages on her husband's iPad — January to July, a hundred and eighty days — and not one of them was about a hotel room.

They were about light. The way it came through the high windows of a gallery at four in the afternoon and turned the back wall gold.

Alistair had stood there for twenty minutes thinking another woman would love it.

He wrote her paragraphs. He gave Annabel sentence fragments and silence.

That was the betrayal: he could be open, warm, seen — he'd simply decided his wife wasn't worth it.

So she took her grandmother's earrings and the watch she'd bought herself, left every diamond he ever gave her on the dresser, and went to find the woman she was before she became someone's beautiful, silent wife.

If he wants her back, he'll have to learn her. All of her. Out loud.

A second-chance billionaire romance. Emotional betrayal, a wife who reclaims herself, grovel, and a hard-won reconciliation. Open door.