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Privilege
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Ongoing, First published Aug 15, 2015
Vivienne Dartford lives a lavished life on the Upper East Side in the prestigious neighbourhood of Claywell Heights with her son who enjoys stealing her clothes and is happily married to the man of her dreams, or so she thought.
When her husband, Andrew, declares on their fifth anniversary that he wants a divorce Vivienne is left with no income and no pride.
Not only must Vivienne start her life over, she must also hide her divorce from her judgemental neighbours in order to secure her son a place at the most exclusive school on the Upper East Side; St Bertram's Elementary of the Elite.
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She had her own apartment, her own job, and her own life. Nothing to drag her down. Everything was perfect. Her abusive parents weren't in the picture anymore and neither was he. Her past full of untold secrets was long behind her and she could start all over again. All of her stresses and worries should have gone away. Right? Or so she thought. It wasn't until she crossed his path that she realized just how foolish she was. To think that she could avoid the person who completely changed her life. To think that she could fall for him again. Start reading to discover the uncovered secrets and how they end up changing their lives for better or worse. Highest rankings: #22 in London (8/15/2022) Content Warning: This story includes things such as violence, abuse, and other triggering factors for readers.