Sophia has spent ten years as Henry's wife, keeping his home and his schedule while he built his company. Then she finds the second phone, the decade-long affair, the secret son, and a plan to make her death look like an accident.
What Henry never learned is that Sophia founded a tech firm before she married him and walked away from it. She reactivates her old accounts, returns to the boardroom, and starts buying Henry's shares through shell companies. By the time he notices the hostile takeover, she already holds the majority. She serves the divorce papers, strips him of the company, and leaves him on his knees in a parking garage. Sophia doesn't turn around.
