No Fake Love Needed

In a world built on lies, can love ever truly be real? Grace Parrish believed she had it all, the envy of many with her seemingly fairy-tale marriage to Antonio Kaufman, the city's most formidable CEO. Antonio, a man known for his icy heart, had apparently melted for her, showering her with affection, gifts, and even life-saving measures after a terrible accident. But three months ago, Grace's perfect world shattered into a million pieces. The man she pledged her life to was having an affair with Kenna Gardner, the sister of his closest friend. The betrayal cut deep, especially since Antonio had the audacity to bring his mistress into their marital home, desecrating the very foundations of their love. Grace, though heartbroken, began to see Antonio’s professed love for what it truly was: a grand performance. Amidst the deceit and hollow promises, she silently plotted her escape, meticulously securing her immigration papers. In fifteen days, she would leave, leaving Antonio behind, unable to follow due to his family's deep-rooted military ties. As Grace counts down the days, Antonio plays the part of the devoted husband, lavishing her with gifts and affection, while simultaneously whispering sweet nothings to Kenna, promising her a future together. But Grace sees through the charade. Every touch, every word, every "I love you" is now tainted, a constant reminder of his infidelity. The final blow comes when she catches Antonio and Kenna in bed together, a scene that solidifies her resolve. While Kenna revels in her triumph and Antonio desperately tries to juggle two women, Grace remains eerily silent, her mind ablaze with a single purpose: revenge. Will Grace succeed in her carefully crafted plan, or will Antonio’s web of lies trap her forever? This **contemporary romance** novel delves into the depths of **betrayal** and **drama**, where love is a battlefield and revenge is the ultimate weapon. Can Grace truly escape Antonio's grasp, or will she be forever entangled in his dangerous game of **fake love**?