All Chapters of Divorced Today, Married A Billionaire Tomorrow!: Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

“This year’s benefit is going to be much grander than the last one. With foreign companies joining us, we even had to extend it to three days instead of the usual two.” Avery Crane, one of Tatiana’s friends and the wife of David Crane, president of DN Electronics, set her coffee cup on the glass coffee table before leaning back against the comfortable sofa. Tatiana Caldwell, Avery Crane, Jillian Sanders, and Holly Wesley were all daughters of wealthy and prestigious families. Their parents’ connections had brought them together, and they had been good friends since elementary school.Even after their arranged marriages kept them busy with their own duties and responsibilities, the four women had remained on excellent terms. They had promised to meet at least once a week for a “tea party,” usually held at Avery’s house. During these gatherings, they helped each other with problems and requests whenever they could. Sometimes, they simply exchanged information and indulged in a littl

Once dinner was over, Tatiana didn't feel like going home at all. The thought of staying under the same roof with Gilbert, who had been incredibly rude to her throughout the entire evening, made her feel dizzy and sick. She decided to spend the night away from home and went to the Bloomfield Hotel, the five-star establishment she inherited from her family and managed as her own part of the RFA Group. Tatiana loved the Bloomfield Hotel with all her heart, mostly because it was the only thing left to her by her late mother. It belonged solely to her, and she cherished it the most, ensuring it remained as elegant and luxurious as her mother had left it. No one, not even Gilbert, was allowed to interfere with it. The moment she entered through the tall glass doors, held open by the handsome doorman, Tatiana felt the tension leaving her body. For the first time today, she felt comfortable and calm. Although she rarely stayed there as a guest, one of the penthouses was always reserv

Tatiana felt that getting to her bedroom was out of the question that day. The moment that woman called out her husband's name, Mrs. Caldwell turned around and saw Gilbert walking toward them with urgent steps. She felt as if her heartbeat resonated with the sound of the man's leather shoes stomping on the marble floor. 'He is supposed to be at his main office. Did he come here just for her?' In the past, Tatiana was always the first to greet her husband when he came home. This time, however, Gilbert only threw her a passing glance before standing in front of Emilia. He carefully placed his hands on her shoulders, his eyes filled with genuine worry. "Mila, you troublemaker, what are you doing? The doctor said you should let your leg rest. That sprain was quite nasty. Where is Miss Dell? You were supposed to call her if you needed anything." Tatiana couldn't help but widen her eyes in bewilderment. There had been numerous occasions in the past when Gilbert would look at her with t

As Tatiana left Gilbert's office, he reclined in his chair and covered his face with both hands. He hadn't meant to lash out at his wife, yet whenever she was around him, he simply couldn't help himself. Her cold, almost emotionless face contrasted sharply with the fresh breath of air that Emilia brought into his life with just a single smile. He couldn't remember the last time his wife had smiled at him like that. "Cordelia," he pressed the button on the speaker and addressed his secretary, "order me something warm to eat, please. I will have my lunch in the office." "Um... Mr. Fletcher? There is someone to see you—" Before Cordelia could finish her sentence in her usual vibrant voice, the door to his office swung open, revealing Emilia with a bright smile on her blushing face. In her right hand, she carried a large paper bag, and in her left, a bouquet of fresh white daisies. "Hi!" Her usual chipper greeting made Gilbert jump from his seat and rush toward her, his eyes frantic

The Adler family was famous not only within the country but all over the world. Their business started with Ernest Adler, a skilled software engineer eager to explore the intricacies of the fast-growing tech world. He created a small start-up with two of his university friends.The trio wrote a program designed to enhance the security of passcode locks, which were becoming increasingly popular and rapidly replacing traditional locks. The program quickly became in high demand. After multiple adjustments and updates, it evolved into a comprehensive smart home security system used by every major development company and dominated the international market. Over time, Ernest's company grew into a large conglomerate called "Diamond Group," encompassing a family of businesses. Their shares were coveted by many wealthy individuals, and receiving Diamond Group's investments or financial support guaranteed instant popularity and success. Unfortunately, the Adler family's success came at a pr