Divorce Failed My Wife's Secret Identities Shock the World novel Chapter 1195

After four agonizing years of waiting, Claudia had finally reunited with the love of her life. She owed it all to the fateful prediction Maeve had given her years ago.

If not for that, Claudia might have let her family orchestrate another arranged marriage after her divorce from Barton Grover.

Hearing that Claudia's patience had finally paid off, Maeve felt genuinely thrilled for her.

"So, what's the plan now?"

As soon as they sat down, Claudia eagerly spilled the details.

"The wedding is set for three months from now. You absolutely have to come. Jay misses you so much; he keeps asking me why his godmother hasn't visited him lately."

Jay was the child Claudia had conceived via IVF, all with Maeve's help.

The boy's father was Claudia's true love, who had left frozen sperm behind, allowing Claudia to fulfill her dream of becoming a mother.

Naturally, Claudia had asked Maeve to be the boy's godmother.

It wasn't an offer Maeve could ever refuse.

Lately, though, she was drowning in wedding invitations. First Declan's, now Claudia's, and she figured Mateo's wouldn't be far behind.

It was a wonderful thing. Seeing everyone around her pairing off and building futures they were passionate about filled Maeve with genuine joy.

After catching up a bit, Claudia brought up the aftermath of the Grover family.

"I saw Barton Grover last week. After getting forced out of his company, he opened a Western restaurant. His health is failing, and he looks incredibly old."

Barton's rapid aging was startlingly obvious.

He wasn't even forty, yet he carried the weathered exhaustion of an elderly man.

This was the first time since Nancy Grover's death that Maeve had heard anyone mention the Grovers.

During that assassination attempt via car crash years ago, Barton had suffered severe injuries.

Even though Maeve had technically pulled him back from the brink of death, his recovery was botched, leaving him with chronic complications.

Maeve felt no pity, nor did she harbor any urge to gloat.

Her vendetta with the Grover family ended the second Nancy's life was extinguished.

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