Loren wasn't the kindest person Doctor Tyler had known. She was a good person, but not the kindest. She could be ruthless, especially since she had to navigate a patriarchal business world that had never been kind to women like her.
She had always been an overachiever—brilliant, calculated, and sharp. In a male-dominated industry, she didn't just survive; she thrived. People respected her, even feared her in boardrooms. Marrying Lawrence wasn't a surprise to anyone. Loren didn't need a man to validate her name or push her further up the ladder, but she still chose him.
She was a prideful woman.
So what would someone like her feel when Lawrence—the man she picked up from nothing, clothed, and molded into someone worth the world's attention—betrayed her?
She was the one who gave him access to doors that never would've opened for him no matter how loud he knocked. She made him the man he became.
And in return, he gave his love to someone else.
