The Wife He Fired Once At the Gala - A Later-in-Life Billionaire Marriage-in-Crisis Romance of Public Betrayal, Divorce, Revenge, Grovel, and the Second Chance He Must Earn #987660

My husband fired me in front of eight hundred people.
Then he learned I owned fourteen percent of his empire.
For six years, I gave Everett Kincaid everything.
I helped save his hotel company. I stood beside him during boardroom wars. I defended him when his first wife refused to leave our lives.
Then I married the feared billionaire CEO after he promised that loving him would never cost me my career.
He broke that promise at our anniversary gala.
A video appeared on the giant screen.
It showed me kissing Tristan Bell, the man I secretly dated before Everett entered my life.
The date was false.
The sound was fake.
But my husband did not wait for proof.
Everett suspended me in front of the press.
He removed my name from the company celebration.
He placed his ex-wife in my chair.
Then he announced our separation before I could defend myself.
So I gave him the divorce papers I had carried into the ballroom.
Everett thought I would leave his company with nothing.
He forgot that I owned fourteen percent of Kincaid International.
Now his ex-wife is using our broken marriage to take control of his empire. The chief financial officer is hiding dangerous secrets. Tristan wants me to build a rival company with him.
And the vote that can save or destroy Everett belongs to me.
My husband says he was afraid.
He says he was wrong.
He says he still loves me.
But words will not repair what he did.
Everett must confess before the world. He must give up the power he used against me. He must let me divorce him without punishment.
Most of all, he must change without knowing whether I will ever return.
Because I may still love the man who broke my heart.
But I will never again become smaller to keep him.

And if Everett Kincaid wants his wife back, he will have to earn a second chance from the woman who now has the power to bring his empire to its knees.