Since I Decided to be Myself, I Have Become Stronger

On the day her husband Yosef's son by his mistress turns one month old, he asks Avery for a divorce, offering her one hundred thousand dollars as compensation. She answers with her own agreement: seventy percent of everything for her, thirty percent for his new family. When he refuses and sneers that a housewife has no claim on his company, she walks out without a word.

Avery is far from idle. She calls Yosef's parents to announce their grandson, knowing they will spread the news everywhere, and she sends her lawyer the evidence of his infidelity she has quietly gathered for half a year, along with records of malicious bidding, unpaid salaries and illegal operations. Then she has his parents removed from the villa that is registered in her name, and moves to reclaim the house he bought for his mistress Rachel.

Rachel, who flaunts her ring and her son, meets her match in a woman who has stopped pretending to be a housewife. When the case reaches court, Yosef stays away, but his mother Camila arrives.