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I stumbled upon my spouse and his lover engaged in a game of poker, catching them in the act.
"Dana, now that you've discovered us, I'll be honest. Let's end our marriage!" he declared without hesitation.
I burst into laughter, grinning broadly as I left with a modest financial settlement.
Following the separation, I relocated to a snug house in a suburban area and found myself doting on eight younger male companions.
Unexpectedly, my former husband appeared one day, chauffeured by his mother, seeking to mend our relationship.
"Look at your situation, Dana! Have you sunk so low that you're residing in such meager conditions without me?"
"Kneel down, confess your mistakes, and I might consider taking you back. You could even return to our luxurious home!"
I scoffed and motioned toward the bedroom. Eight younger men emerged, gathering around me, casually draping themselves over my shoulders.
"Which part of me appears impoverished to you? No one wants you. But I am really in high demand!"

I am a Billionaire Who Kicked Scumbag

Rossa's complexion drained, her disbelief evident. William, standing next to her, balled his hands and shot me an angry look.


"Stop this nonsense! Rossa was only kidding. How could you take her seriously? You can't possibly expect her to bark in front of everyone!"


I arched an eyebrow and surveyed the room.


"She declared it herself—she'd bark if it were genuine. I didn't come up with this idea. What's wrong? Is the respected secretary of Walter Group going to dismiss her own pledge as a mere jest?"


This gathering wasn't just for family. The attendees celebrating my mother-in-law's birthday included Walter Group executives, business associates, and prominent figures from Glasgow's political and corporate spheres.


Moreover, Rossa had provoked me out of envy. Given the situation—both as the rightful matriarch of the Walter Family and as its public face—I had every justification to exert my authority.


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