Ovia Rebecca

Katherine Donovan's world shattered when she discovered her billionaire husband, Castiel Mikaelson, in bed with her identical twin sister, Caroline.  Betrayal, humiliation, and the public exposure of their secret left her broken.  Seeking solace and healing, she escapes to the country side, vowing to leave her past behind. 

Years later, Katherine returns to her hometown, a transformed woman.  She's built a successful business, found confidence, and is fiercely independent.  But the scars of betrayal remain, driving a burning desire for revenge.  She sets her sights on Castiel, now engaged to Caroline, and orchestrates a plan to make him suffer. 

Her path to revenge leads her to Zayn Hogan, Castiel's best friend, a wealthy and enigmatic man.  Katherine, with her undeniable beauty and charm, embarks on a passionate affair with him, fueled by a thirst for retribution.  But as their connection deepens, Katherine finds herself questioning her motivations. Can she truly find happiness in a love born out of revenge? 

As Castiel, desperate to win Katherine back, makes a public spectacle of his remorse, Katherine must confront her past and her feelings for Zayn.  The lines blur between revenge and genuine love, leaving her at a crossroads. Will she finally find closure and forgiveness, or will the weight of her past ultimately consume her?

The Billionaire's Ex Wife's Wants Revenge

The warm glow of the television illuminated Hailey’s face as she devoured popcorn, her eyes glued to the screen. The familiar soundtrack of “One Tree Hill” filled the small living room, a nostalgic soundtrack to their evening. The air crackled with a comfortable tension, the unspoken understanding between them palpable. 


“Whatchu watching?” Katherine asked, leaning against the doorway, her arms crossed over her chest, a playful smirk gracing her lips. 


Hailey’s eyes, still captivated by the drama unfolding on the screen, barely flickered as she replied, “One Tree Hill.” 


“You and your obsession with these old highschool tv shows,” Katherine teased, rolling her eyes playfully. 


“Hey, Chad Michael Murray was the shit back then in the early two thousands for us girlies,” Hailey retorted, tossing a piece of popcorn in her mouth, the sound echoing in the quiet room. 


Mommy Dearest