My husband of five years is considerate to other women. I'm divorced.

Born into the Kingston family, she had her pick of men, yet she married Liam Hayes, a man who might as well have been mute. During five years of marriage, she sent desperate messages and made countless calls that went unanswered—through fever, a robbery abroad, and finally a highway hemorrhage that cost her their unborn child. When she smashed his phone in fury, a special message tone rang out, and Liam rushed away.

She followed him to a high-end apartment complex and watched him gently carry a pale, pregnant woman, Zara Miller, in his arms. Later, Liam told her Zara's child was not his, yet he would do everything for her, and he signed the divorce papers. Zara's face is uncannily like Daisy Stone, Liam's deceased first love—the woman he truly wanted to marry, whose suicide on their wedding day he has never forgiven.

Awake at last, she walks away from a marriage where she poured everything into a black hole and never once received a reply.