Too Late, Ex-Husband: My Tycoon Protector

When the anonymous photo arrived, Courtney finally saw the undeniable proof of her husband Jordan's infidelity.

But his PR chief marched into her penthouse, threatening to cut off her dying brother's life support if she didn't branded.

To protect the billionaire family's stock price, she was branded with the exact same butterfly tattoo as Jordan's mistress. Bleeding and numb, she was shoved in front of the press, forced to bare her collarbone and lie to the world that she was the woman in the leaked kissing photo.

Later, when the mistress maliciously pushed her into a deep pool at a gala, Jordan dove in without hesitation. But he swam right past his drowning wife to rescue his mistress, who was merely standing in the shallow end.

For five years, she had endured his blatant affairs just to pay her brother's medical bills. Why did she have to carve away her own flesh and dignity for a man who treated her worse than a stray dog?

As she dragged her soaking, freezing body out of the water, the last ember of her devotion died.

She picked up her phone and called Hayes Rich, the most ruthless billionaire in Manhattan.

"I'm ready to sign your marriage contract," she said coldly. "But I want to burn my husband's empire to the ground."