Her Fake Poverty My Ultimate Revenge

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Carter has spent seven years believing he and his wife Vanessa are barely scraping by, surviving on love and instant ramen in a cramped apartment. When he goes to her office to call in sick for her, the receptionist insists the woman he describes is the company's CEO. Then Vanessa steps out of the executive elevator, dressed in quiet luxury, her arm linked with another man: Preston, her first love.

Confronted, Vanessa claims she hid her wealth to protect Carter's pride, while Preston declares that everything she has always belonged to him. Carter learns the marriage was a performance, and that the money he poured into her supposed debts came from selling his late parents' home. He demands a divorce, but Vanessa and Preston dismiss him as a gold-digger angling for a payout.

Stripped of his savings, his trust and his dignity, Carter stands in the lobby of her company with nothing left to lose—and a wife who has no intention of letting him walk away cheaply.