The Ex-wife's Billion Dollar Comeback Novels & Stories

Now, I was no longer the Jane who cried on park benches or begged for scraps of love from people who didn’t deserve me. I was Jane Harrison, CEO of one of the largest oil companies in San Francisco CA, a mother to a beautiful daughter, and a woman who had reclaimed her power. All just because of one good man. Nate. My phone buzzed, pulling me from my thoughts. I glanced at the screen and smiled when I saw the name. Answering the call, I leaned back, my voice warm and steady. “What is it, Nate? Don’t tell me you’re already missing me.”

I murmur, my spine straightening as I push the door open and head to my office. My fingers curl around my bag as I swing it over my shoulder before moving out of my office heading straight to the elevator. "You don't get to question me.” my steps falter when those words flow through my ear buds and for the second time in my life I find myself eves dropping. Who is Caison speaking to? And what are they on about? “You made the headlines, ‘CEO of Zoison Beauty Care fighting over ex wife with new investor’. Do you have any idea how that makes me look?" Chloe's unmistakable voice hisses out.

In the past, I could never dream about getting my hands on 50,000 dollars a month. It was my cue to lay on the charm. “I feel bad because you work so hard to earn your keep. I’ll be sure to spend wisely. True to my word, I spent every penny. The designer bag I’d been eyeing? I went ahead and bought it. The jewelry piece that caught my eye? Bought it. High-end skincare? Done. Meanwhile, Cassidy’s quest to bag a billionaire husband hadn’t been quite successful. Leveraging her looks and tactics, Cassidy befriended several rich heirs and tagged along to upscale venues.

Arianne exclaimed, her eyes on the television. I almost choked on my coffee. Gently, I lowered the cup onto the table and followed her gaze. Damn. It's my ex-husband's commercial again, I thought to myself, wondering why I have to see his face almost everywhere despite trying to avoid it. Grey's business had expanded from owning hotels and malls to now owning several airlines. The commercial was, in fact, about the promotion of his airline. I recognized the woman in the commercial with him. She was Catrina Blackwell, a renowned beauty queen who won Miss International last year.

The dark brown hair swiftly caresses her face, getting attached to the slightly red skin because of sweat. Her exhausted eyes keep monitoring the food, which is releasing a flavorful aroma of seasoning. Today, she is going to meet her husband, a billionaire who has been away from her since the day she said, "I do!" Gwen Stacy is the obedient wife of a billionaire businessman who said goodbye before saying "I do," signing the marriage papers and getting no chance to look at his wife or let his wife see him.

Georgia raised her hand and poked her head without any kindness, saying, "You, already married, and yet your face is still so thick!" "What's the big deal? I was just curious!" Georgia was amused by her, how could she not know what her own daughter was thinking. Anyway, now she and Kendall are married, and Kendall had long known what kind of person she was. Although Georgia didn't fully agree with her direct question, she still responded, "Around thirty million." "So many?" Can you make money by getting married? This is much more than the money her company earned in a year! Georgia lifted the teacup, took a sip at a leisurely pace, and then said, "Jessica and Mona, they gave you a lot of cas

Yet I drew a slow breath and turned around. I said nothing as I reluctantly faced my ex-husband. He stared at me as if he saw a ghost, and I couldn't help but find his expression delightful. His looks seemed more polished than during our marriage, but it was only natural. He was now the mighty CEO of Welch Med Industries after all. By his side was Kathrine Lacroix-Welch, whose dress was more sparkling than a cheap Christmas decoration sprinkled with three tons of glitter. She too stared at me wide-eyed, but unlike her husband's shocked expression, hers was filled with anger.

"It's not about the proposal, it's about your personal life. Your ex-wife is your boss and you didn't tell me that, why? Harrison wanted to give him the real reasons, but it wasn't the point, he had to keep pretending things. "Well, it's a long story, but between her and me, there's nothing anymore, we have too many differences, and it's evident that in her heart there's no longer any love for me, so I'll just dedicate myself to getting my life back. "How?" I mean, are you going to give up on that woman? "At least to his love, yes, not to his company, I need money, and plus the commission of this spectacular business, I need a place to live.

Then why did she suddenly get married? "I got married to my billionaire ex."