My Sweetheart and Your Spice (Amelia and Leo)

Can a love built on sweet promises turn sour with a single betrayal? Amelia Dillon's world shatters on her wedding anniversary when Leo Alston, her husband, offers her a bank card instead of his presence, a cold substitute for the warmth she craves. She carries the burden of a broken promise, desperate to explain, but Leo's disbelief is a wall she can't scale. The night takes a cruel turn when a photo surfaces—Leo, intimately entwined with another woman. For Amelia, it's the ultimate betrayal, the final confirmation of her deepest fears. Divorce papers become her only recourse, a desperate attempt to reclaim her dignity and future. Yet, Leo refuses to let go, tossing the papers aside as if their four years together were mere scraps. Amelia perseveres, demanding they finalize their separation, but the next day, Leo is nowhere to be found. Driven by a need for closure, Amelia confronts him at his office, only to be met with the sight of the woman he seemingly can't forget. This encounter forces Amelia to confront a painful truth: had she been chasing an illusion, dedicating years to a man incapable of loving her as she deserved? This **contemporary romance** delves into themes of love, betrayal, and self-discovery. Amelia's journey is one of heartbreak and resilience, a quest to understand whether the sweet beginnings of a relationship can truly withstand the bitter taste of infidelity. Readers will find themselves captivated by the emotional turmoil, the push-and-pull between holding on and letting go. They will also be able to explore the complexities of forgiveness, the nature of trust, and the difficult choices that define our lives. Is Amelia strong enough to walk away and embrace a future free from Leo's shadow, or will she succumb to the lingering hope that their love can be salvaged? Will Leo finally acknowledge the depth of his betrayal and fight for a second chance, or is Amelia destined to remain a victim of his past? Will she ever know what it means to be truly loved?