Objection: That's My Ex-Husband's Company
By @john1208
The story opens mid-brawl in a hospital room, with Luzia Vencallo hurling a 'Get Well' balloon bouquet at her husband, Bravio. She just suffered a miscarriage, and Bravio skipped visiting her to comfort his ex-girlfriend over a sprained ankle - only to finally show up holding divorce papers. For three years, the absurdly kind Luzia endured his neglect, believing her grandfather’s billionaire trust clause demanded she master 'domestic submission'. But as she angrily reviews the documents post-divorce, Luzia realizes the mandate was actually 'domestic litigation'. She wasn't supposed to be a subservient housewife; she was supposed to be a shark-like corporate lawyer! Shedding her apron for a designer suit, Luzia reclaims her billion-dollar pedigree. When Bravio’s tech empire faces a hostile takeover, he swaggers into the negotiation room expecting to bully a faceless conglomerate. Instead, he finds his sweet ex-wife dismantling his legal team with a terrifying smile. Worse, she's backed by Bravio's own terrifying, ruthless uncle, Severin, who seems awfully eager to hold Luzia’s briefcase. As the narrative bounces between Luzia's gleeful revenge and Bravio's comedic, desperate groveling, can Bravio save his company, or will Luzia and Severin legally repossess his entire life?
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