The Divorced Billionaire's Heiress

On the third anniversary of their marriage, the world saw Clark as the perfect husband—a successful man who gifted his wife a diamond necklace called Love Nyla, a symbol of love and fidelity proudly displayed for the public to admire. Yet behind the camera flashes and the praise of netizens, Nyla sat alone in their empty house, her heart shattering as she received an anonymous photo. The image showed Clark’s new secretary wearing the very same necklace, smiling coquettishly in her husband’s arms. For three years, Nyla had suppressed her pride for the sake of the marriage. She became an obedient wife, swallowed the insults from her mother-in-law, and forgave Clark’s cold indifference. That betrayal reached its peak when Clark cruelly justified his affair as a “physical need,” convinced that Nyla would never leave because she was bound by the heavy cost of her father’s medical treatment. He even assumed she would surrender further—accepting another woman and raising the child born of his betrayal.