When I opened the door and saw a twenty-something woman with a suitcase and a too-confident smile standing on my porch, I didn’t think she could ruin my morning any more than the usual scramble with four kids and a missing library book. But then she told me she was moving into my house—our home—and that my ex-husband had given it to her as an engagement gift. That’s when I realized Ethan wasn’t just careless—he was delusional. And if he thought I’d quietly hand over my children’s home to his arm-candy fiancée, he was about to learn exactly who he married.
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