During the three years of marriage, Renee Braun’s husband, Quincy Patel, had never slept in the same room with her. Ironically, when she went to catch him cheating, they had s*x. Though he called another girl’s name in bed, she still held on to a shred of hope that what had happened last night would be the prelude to her love story. Yet, Quincy handed her a divorce agreement. After she signed her name, Quincy left ruthlessly, saying, “I’ve never loved you.” After the divorce, she became the object of ridicule, labeled as the girl abandoned by the tycoon. Immune to derision, she devoted herself to her career and became a nonpareil designer, like a phoenix rising from the ashes. Filled with regret, Quincy begged, “Please come back to me, my love!”
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