Natalie stood at the bus station, a single suitcase at her feet, watching the city she had called home for fifteen years fade into the distance. She had sold her apartment, liquidated her assets, cut ties with everyone she had known. There was nothing left for her here, not anymore.

Her testimony against Daniel had earned her immunity, but it had also destroyed what little reputation she had left. The press had vilified her, portraying her as a scheming homewrecker who had manipulated ...