He Cheated With My Best Friend, I Bought His Company And Fired Him

Everyone bought the perfect marriage. Nobody saw the hostile takeover coming.

Everyone in the business world knows Zackary Lawson. The magazine covers, the lifestyle empire, the "Family First" slogan. Nobody knows his wife engineered every bit of it, the cash flow, the salvaged deals, the architecture of his success. He's just the face.

So when she returned from Milan a day early to find him in their imported sheets with her best friend, Bekka Lawson didn't cry. She took out her phone, snapped three timestamped photos, and followed the numbers, straight to her hidden war chest, and the disgruntled investors willing to sell their voting shares in the dark. He didn't just cheat. He gave her the ammunition to buy his empire out from under him.

She's an auditor. When a ledger is unbalanced, she doesn't scream. She collects the debt.

He wants to toast his unwavering loyalty at the next board meeting.

She's going to use the Morals Clause he wrote to fire him from his own life.