FROM HIS EX-WIFE TO HIS RIVAL
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FROM HIS EX-WIFE TO HIS RIVAL

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Big Shot Romance

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Elena Vaughn walked into her marriage with real hope in her heart. She truly believed things might get better—that love could grow if she just gave it time.

To everyone looking in, she had the perfect life. Married to Dominic Vaughn, a powerful and wealthy CEO, she lived in a grand mansion filled with luxury. But behind closed doors, the house felt cold and empty.

Dominic was distant. He rarely spoke to her unless it was necessary, and he never touched her with any affection. Their marriage wasn’t built on love—it was born from one mistake years ago, and Dominic had never forgiven her for it.

Still, Elena tried everything to make it work. She cooked his favorite meals, waited up for him late into the night, and quietly supported him however she could. She kept telling herself that if she was patient enough and tried hard enough, he would one day love her back.

But that day never came.

Instead, she faced constant rejection. Dominic’s mother treated her like she wasn’t good enough. The household staff followed their lead. And worst of all, her stepsister Selene was always hovering near Dominic, acting like she belonged right by his side.

Elena felt deeply alone, but she stayed anyway. She stayed because she still loved him. Because she believed real love required patience. And most of all, because she had a child to protect.

Her son Axel was the only light in her life. She hid her pain from him and always pretended everything was fine.

But deep down, Elena was slowly breaking.

Meanwhile, the business world outside their mansion was changing. New companies were rising, and powerful investors like Victor Hale and Adrian Knox were making dangerous moves.

Elena knew nothing about it yet.

But soon, her fragile world would collide with theirs.

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THE WOMAN HE LOST

The conference room was silent, too silent.

Dominic Vaughn sat at the head of the table, his fingers tapping lightly against the surface.

Tap, tap, tap.

His patience was running out.

“Where is she?” he asked coldly.

His assistant straightened.

“Sir, the represen……

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