Egbuna_Favour

Silver Moe, a lonely and poor girl, transmigrated into a novel where she hated the male lead—Ryder Cooper.

The arrogant CEO.
The heartless cheater.
The man who destroyed his own wife without a second thought.

But Silver rewrote the story.

She rose as Queen SM—the youngest fashion designer in the world, fierce, money-driven, and untouchable. When she demanded a divorce, she didn’t ask nicely. She wanted $200 billion, a villa, and a luxury car. Ryder refused—but Silver still walked out of his life. Only when his mistress turned up pregnant did he finally sign the papers.

Silver didn’t look back.

Because by her side now was Lorenzo De Luca—a dangerously gorgeous European trillionaire who treated her like royalty.
He protected her name when her reputation was under attack.
He funded her empire from the shadows.
And he looked at her like she was the only woman in the world.

But Silver’s fairytale was built on secrets.

Lorenzo wasn’t just a billionaire—he was the hidden heir of the European Mafia. A prince among criminals. A man feared across nations.
And Silver?
She was now tangled in a deadly game tied to a broken engagement she never even knew about.

Enemies are watching.
Love is blinding.
And Silver must decide if she’s strong enough to love a man who could destroy her world just to protect her.

Mr.Cooper, Your Wife Has Gone Crazy about Money. Did You Know Notice?

The atmosphere in the Cooper Mansion was thick with tension. The large crystal chandelier cast an eerie glow over the lavish living room, where James, Evelyn, Lily, and Vicky sat in silence, their eyes glued to the television screen.

On the screen, reporters crowded around the Silver Fashion Company, broadcasting the shocking news to the entire world.

"Breaking News! Silver Moe, the most sought-after fashion queen, has finalized her divorce from Ryder Cooper. Rumors are swirling that trillionaire businessman Lorenzo De Luca is already making his move!"

Lily sighed heavily, sinking further into the plush white couch. "I knew this day would come," she muttered, shaking her head.

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