He humiliated her at a hospital window, signed the lawsuit that put her behind bars, and watched her family fall apart. She walked out of prison with a child to save and a debt to collect. Ivory Han spent ten years loving Hudson Rios. He used that love as ammunition—ruining her father, exposing “trade secrets,” and turning her life into public spectacle. Two years, a prison birth, and a stolen childhood later, Ivory reappears as Lina Ward: a polished, lethal consultant with one goal—win back what keeps her child alive and make Hudson pay in every currency he values: reputation, power, and the only thing he thought he could own—her. This is not a slow-burn revenge; it’s a precise, escalating chess game. Contracts are signed in bedrooms. A courtroom becomes a battlefield. Old favors and medical records flip the board. Every scene lands a sting—public humiliation, a shocking reveal, a calculated reversal. Ivory’s promise is simple: she will collect every ledger of pain and return the sums with interest. One by one, he will taste the ruin he engineered. And when the final piece falls, she must decide—take everything, or let the one who broke her start to pay what he owes to himself.
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