My Ex-Husband Dumped Me for an Heiress, But My Dad is the Richest Man in New York

For three years Chloe stood beside Austin, from his empty pockets to a company worth billions. She drank until her stomach bled so he could sign his first big deal, and she wrote the proposals that built everything he owns. Then he brings home Tiffany, the daughter of his investor Mr. Vance, and offers Chloe a divorce: the house, the car and the shares stay with him, while she gets a small apartment and a hundred thousand dollars.

Austin insists Tiffany is only a business arrangement and that Chloe will remain his real wife, even keeping one night a week for her. His lawyer sneers that a woman with no background should be grateful for cash, and Martha, the housekeeper, gently advises her to take the money and move on. Only Chloe knows the truth she has never told: that first investment came because she called her father, the Sterling family she swore never to contact.

When Tiffany arrives with friends and rough men to throw her out, the cruelty turns violent, and Chloe's last keepsake from her mother is torn from her hands. What she does next, no one in this house expects.