Dark Romance with Cheating Husband - Betrayal Wrapped in Infidelity #968848

Selena Black has spent seven years being the perfect wife — managing her husband's empire from the shadows, remembering every name he forgets, folding herself smaller and smaller to fit inside a life that was never truly built for her.
Then she loses their child alone in a hospital bed, calling her husband seventeen times while he chooses another woman over her bedside. He answers once. He does not come.
That night, Selena stops crying.
She starts planning.
For one full year she plays the devoted wife while quietly dismantling everything Damien Black has ever built. She uncovers the affair.

She uncovers something darker — the criminal fraud at the foundation of his empire, the bribery, the government official whose name appears at the edge of too many successful tenders to be coincidence. She builds an evidence bomb so precisely engineered that when Damien finally threatens her, she answers him in nine words and he never calls again.
Then she files for divorce and takes half of everything.
But the real story begins where the revenge ends.

Because the woman Damien was sleeping with had a man before him — a property developer named Marcus Reeves, whom she spent three years draining financially before discarding him the moment he stopped being useful.
Selena finds Marcus deliberately. She needs his expertise.
She needs his land assets. She needs a partner with something to prove.
What she does not account for is Marcus himself.
What neither of them knows is that they already met — fifteen years ago, in a secondary school on the Lagos mainland, before life took them apart and the same woman's greed brought them back to the same table.
The recognition, when it arrives, arrives slowly. Then completely. Then irrevocably.
Betrayal Wrapped in Infidelity is a dark, slow-burn romance about a woman who loses everything she was told to want and builds everything she was always meant to have.

It is about two people taken apart by the same destruction, finding each other in the rubble, and choosing — carefully, deliberately, with full knowledge of what choosing costs — to build something that lasts.
Some betrayals plant the seed of the most extraordinary things.
This is one of them. ?