He Took the Credit. She Took the Clients.
For six years, Elena Hart kept Vale House out of scandal, saved its biggest clients, and watched her husband put someone else's name on every strategy she built.
At the company's anniversary gala, Marcus Vale introduces his rumored mistress as the new Chief Brand Officer, calls Elena “my wife, not an executive,” and has divorce papers waiting backstage.
Then Vale House's most profitable product becomes the internet's newest disaster—and Marcus expects Elena to clean it up one last time, for free and off the record.
She walks out instead.
Seventy-two hours later, Elena is running a crisis room for Adrian Cross, Marcus's most dangerous rival, under a contract she wrote herself. Adrian doesn't offer to save her. He offers access, pressure, and the one thing Marcus never gave her: public credit.
But when Elena's first independent win threatens the empire she secretly held together, Marcus stops trying to win her back and starts trying to prove she stole everything she knows.
He took her name off the work.
Now she's going to make the whole industry remember it.