Divorce Failed My Wife's Secret Identities Shock the World novel Chapter 110

The people hunting Naomi weren't about to let the one who slipped the net walk away. They launched a full-scale search—street by street, block by block.

While she was on the run, Naomi stumbled onto the existence of Ksite. With nowhere left to turn, she sent out a plea for help.

Ksite didn't do charity. They helped—for a price.

And at the time, Naomi didn't have a dime.

When she messaged K, she wrote only one line:

*Help me, and from this day on, my life belongs to you.*

That sentence alone was enough to pique Maeve's interest.

Maeve not only pulled Naomi back from the edge when death was seconds away—she also tipped off local authorities and helped expose an illegal hospital and a corrupt orphanage.

After that, Naomi became Maeve's shadow.

Naomi had a razor tongue with everyone else, but when it came to Maeve, it was pure devotion—borderline worship. For a long time, if Maeve said "jump," Naomi didn't ask "why." She asked "how high."

While digging into Naomi's background, Maeve uncovered something no one saw coming: Naomi's real identity was that of a legitimate heiress—Miss Lowell of the Lowell family of Aethelburg.

The reason she'd ended up in some orphanage up in the North was simple: a nanny working for the Lowells had gotten greedy.

When Mrs. Lowell gave birth, the nanny secretly swapped the newborn Naomi with a baby girl from her own brother's family.

Her brother—poor, bitter, and obsessed with having sons—didn't want to waste money raising a baby girl. He'd been planning to give the infant away… or worse.

The nanny pitied her niece, but she also envied the baby who would grow up wrapped in luxury and love.

So she made her choice.

She sold Naomi—who should've had everything—to traffickers, then quietly let her niece take Naomi's place and grow up under the Lowell name.

With Maeve pulling strings and cutting throats where necessary, Naomi returned to the Lowell family as the true daughter—loud, undeniable, and untouchable.

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