Liliana Valencia begins a new chapter of her life. Now the wife of Antonio Valencia, Jr., she learns that there are certain requirements in being a member of the Valencia family– more specifically, Antonio’s wife.
Book 2 of the Liliana Trilogy
Just when Liliana is supposed to be experiencing the happy feelings of a new bride, she finds herself in a very difficult predicament. Her husband isn’t the perfect man that she thought he was and she finds herself alone as her life shatters around her.
She becomes lost in a world of deceit and she struggles with the knowledge that her life with Antonio will never be the same.
With nowhere else to go but up, Liliana finds her hidden strength in a place that she never realized existed. But nothing in the world can prepare her for an unimaginable secret that is bestowed upon her. How will she ever learn to forgive and continue with her life?
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Book 2 in The Liliana Series
by Neva Squires-Rodriguez
Prologue
Our wedding night had been a whirlwind of noise and celebration, and I awoke early the morning after, with a headache. Sunlight beamed in through the white lace curtains. Antonio was not beside me and the sheets were thrown to the side where he had been sleeping. I wondered if he was in the bathroom but after five minutes or so I realized that the bathroom door was open and there were no noises coming from inside.
I was completely naked but lay there without moving until I saw a white silk robe on a chair nearby. I put it on and luckily I did, because moments later the door opened. The maid came in slowly with a tray of breakfast, glancing around the room as she did. As our eyes met, she quickly left and I began to eat.
Elena came in shortly after. “Are you okay?” She asked, smiling at me coyly.
I rubbed my body and nodded.
“I can’t believe that you let my mother do that.” She motioned to the balcony and I walked over to it seeing a sheet flailing around in the wind with blood spots on it.
I quickly took it down and rolled it up in a ball, throwing it in the garbage can in disgust.
“Oh no.” I exclaimed, holding my hand to my face. “How embarrassing! I didn’t realize that happened.”
“You didn’t know that she did that?” Elena asked.
I shook my head. I sat down and continued to eat my food slowly, without saying a word. What was I supposed to say? Whatever was done was done.
“Where is he?” I asked, I finally asked her.
“Where else?” Elena responded. “At a meeting, where else?”
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Translated by Artêmis Cíntia Mosânio de Melo Duarte
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