Ronald
Madison looked pretty delusional as she smiled at me. She tried to hug me but I stepped out of her reach. She looked taken aback by my rejection of her embrace. I didn’t care. She had to be out of her freaking mind to believe that I had forgiven her so easily. I thought about all the messed up s**t she had done and it took every last ounce of self control not to shake her.
She had betrayed me with my greatest rival. As if that wasn’t bad enough, she had lied about it. She continued to lie about it. I was losing stock value because of her. I had ruthless reporters camped out in front of my company. My board members weren’t happy with me. And it was all because of Madison.
For the longest time, I had loved her and allowed my love for her to cloud my better judgement. I had seen wha
