Dear Ex Husband Damn You
He threw her away like trash. But he didn't know she was a queen.
For two years, Nina suffered in a loveless marriage. When her cruel husband, Damian, divorces her on the day of his grandfather's funeral, Nina's world completely shatters. Pregnant, homeless, and brutally rejected, she is forced out into the freezing rain to make room for her sister, Vivian.
But Nina is no ordinary orphan. She is the long-lost princess of the ultra-rich Carrington family.
Overnight, Nina rises from a bullied maid to a powerful billionaire queen. Armed with massive wealth and her protective brothers, she is ready to make Damian pay for every tear she ever cried. As Damian desperately chases her to beg for forgiveness, Nina happily shows him absolute hell.
But the game changes when Damian realizes a shocking truth: the quiet maid he threw away is actually the sweet girl who saved his life in the woods twenty years ago.
Just as they begin to heal, a jealous sister and a dangerous family traitor team up to destroy them. When the lies are exposed and weapons are drawn, Damian must make the ultimate sacrifice to protect the woman he broke, and the unborn child he never knew he had.
Can Damian survive the danger and win back his true savior, or has Nina closed her heart to him forever?
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Chapter: Shallow RegretDamian's POVI still couldn't shake the image of Nina falling to her knees on the cold marble floor, with tears streaming down her pale face as she begged me for a single week.To be honest, the sight had disgusted me, but more than that, it had pissed me off because it was exactly what Vivian had warned me would happen. Before she even boarded her flight back to the country, Vivian had given me a clear heads-up over the phone. “Nina is a master of emotional manipulation, Damian,” she had told me. “The second she feels cornered, she’ll turn on the waterworks. She’s a lazy, fat gold digger who uses her pitiful appearance to trick kind-hearted people into feeling sorry for her.”And I had believed every single word because My grandfather had been the ultimate victim of her little innocent act, ultimately forcing me into a marriage with a woman who didn't even fit the elite social standards of my world. Every time I took Nina to high-profile corporate galas, her heavier figure and plai
Last Updated: 2026-07-17
Chapter: The Mirage of AbundanceNina's POVThe sharp, burning scent of hospital bleach was the first thing that brought me back to consciousness. I slowly forced my heavy eyelids open, then winced as a massive wave of morning sickness and nausea rolled through my stomach. I tried to push myself up on my elbows, but the sterile white room immediately spun, forcing me back onto the stiff hospital pillows. I looked around the quiet, empty room, and a deep, familiar pit of isolation formed in my chest. I was completely alone. The door clicked open, and a middle-aged doctor walked in, holding a medical chart. He offered me a gentle, professional smile. "Ah, Mrs. Knight. You’re awake," he said softly. I swallowed hard, trying to clear the desert-like dryness in my throat. "Where... where is my husband?" The doctor’s smile instantly faltered. He shifted his weight awkwardly, avoiding my eyes for a second before looking back up with a look of pure pity. "Mr. Knight’s driver brought you in after you collapsed, but... he
Last Updated: 2026-07-17
Chapter: Chapter 1 The weight of his wordsNina's POV“I can’t believe Damian is actually married to that fat pig,” Someone giggled behind me at the funeral but I ignored them. I was already used to such comments, and besides, I was here to bury the only person in this family who ever cared about me, and that was where my focus needed to stay.The worst thing I could have ever imagined had already happened to me, so what did I care about a few nasty comments? At least, that was what I thought before my husband suddenly divorced me a few hours later.We had just returned from Grandfather’s funeral… the only man in the entire aristocratic Knight family who had ever looked at me with a shred of genuine kindness and now my chest was hollow, from grief. But as soon as I stepped over the threshold of the grand mansion, a thick stack of papers was violently slapped against my chest before I could even close the door behind me.I gaped in shock, and watched, as the white papers slipped from my damp coat and scattered across the da
Last Updated: 2026-07-15
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