Just Divorced With Nothing, My Ex-Husband's Terminal Illness Was Misdiagnosed

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On the day his one true love announces her pregnancy, Patrick Sawyer slides a diagnosis across the table: late-stage liver cancer, three months at most. He wants a divorce, and he will walk away with nothing — the house, the car, the savings all left to his wife. He asks only that she let him go and give the other woman a name before he dies. She signs, eyes brimming, wishing the three of them a long and happy life.

What he does not know is that the real medical report is in her hands. The liver cancer is a lie; the azoospermia is real. The child in Stella Fox's belly could never have been his. During the thirty-day cooling-off period, Stella moves into the master bedroom and Ferris James, Patrick's childhood friend, tags along with snide advice. Patrick even plans his own funeral and an eight-hundred-thousand death benefit for Stella.

When the cooling-off period ends, the divorce is finalized and the assets are already hers. She bags his clothes, shoes and razor, dumps them in the hallway and tells him to take his garbage and get out.