Divorce Me? The Despised Wife Is The Apex Boss

For three years, Domenica Justice played the obedient wife-driving fourteen-hour rideshare shifts to pay for Curtis's bespoke suits and imported watches while his old-money family treated her like a live-in maid.

Then she walks into the top floor of Apex Group with coffee and finds him tangled up with Brant Montoya, the heiress who smiles at family dinners and calls her "humble sister."

She doesn't cry. She throws the boiling coffee in Brant's face, twists Curtis's wrist until he drops, and walks out-just as an encrypted satellite phone rings.

The three-year seal has expired. The $300 billion Justice trust is unlocked. And 100% of Apex Group-the company Curtis is desperate to conquer-now belongs to her.

But Curtis and Brant don't know that. To them, she's still a broke Uber driver. So they blacklist her, humiliate her at a society gala, forge complaints, and send bodyguards to break her.

Big mistake.

Every name on their boycott list is about to be wiped out by morning. Every smirk, every insult, every public humiliation is about to be repaid with interest. And Benedict Banks, the cold-blooded tycoon watching from the shadows, seems to know exactly who she is-and wants to get dangerously closer.

She was supposed to be the wife they threw away. Now she's the CEO they'll beg on their knees.

Tomorrow, the market opens. Let the slaughter begin.