Red on White: Crazy Ex Files, #0

By Leah Coley

Andrea thought she had the perfect boyfriend. 
Mitch was kind, loving and faithful. Until he wasn't. And the woman he was cheating with made it her business to humiliate Andrea.

The homewrecker would have to pay. 
Andrea decided to get her revenge. And the mind games began. 

If you like relationship drama, you'll love Red on White. Read it now!

• Language: English
• Publisher: Iceflo Publishing
• Release date: May 30, 2019
• ISBN: 9781393562313

Book preview

1

Y ou’re so lucky!

It was something Andrea had heard over and over from her friends and her sister. They were talking about her boyfriend, Mitch.

Andrea looked at her cup. I wouldn’t call it luck, she said.

She was at a café with three of her friends and her sister. The other girls were busy complaining about their boyfriends and husbands. Andrea sipped her mocha.

I really do envy you, Lilian, her sister, said. A good job and a good boyfriend.

Andrea chuckled. Aren’t you married? And the last I heard, your store was doing well enough to support your whole family.

Lilian sighed. I know, but still. Don’t tell Harry, but there are times when I think I married too early.

She didn’t take her words too seriously. Her sister always found time to complain, but she was actually quite content in her marriage. The only ones really bothered were all her friends.

Andrea could admit to being a little proud. Her friends were all successful women. Her sister had her own business, while Andrea and her friends all had corporate jobs. They were all in their mid to late twenties and were all self-sufficient. Some were still looking for their Prince Charming.

Andrea had her perfect boyfriend. She and Mitch had started dating about a year after she’d joined her company. They’d met on a workshop between their two companies, and they kept in touch. Mitch asked her out after a few weeks, and she said yes. They’d been together ever since. It had been four years, and their relationship seemed stronger than ever.

I’m not even seeing anyone right now, Tina, one of her friends, pouted. I can’t find anyone. Well, that’s not true, quite a few guys ask me out from work, but none of them are my type.

Don’t worry too much about it, Andrea said. You’ll find the right guy, eventually.

Her statement got her unimpressed looks, but she was serious.

Even she had to admit that Mitch seemed too good to be true. He was tall, blond and blue-eyed. He