The Mistress Accused Me of Being the Homewrecker

Three months pregnant, Aliyah is sued by her husband's mistress, Stella, who demands she abort the baby and cut ties with Gerald. Stella believes Aliyah is the homewrecker, and her condescension is absolute—until Aliyah slides her own marriage certificate across the table.

Stella produces a certificate with the same registration date, May 20th, and a video of Gerald's family celebrating her fifth anniversary, calling her daughter-in-law and mother to a boy who calls Gerald "Dad." Then Gerald's message arrives: Stella has a strong sense of morality, and if she learns she is the other woman, she won't bear it—so Aliyah should play along. When Gerald arrives, he calls Stella his wife and tells Aliyah she is the mistress, offering three hundred million to leave the country.

But Stella wears Aliyah's mother's scarf, and Aliyah has one last question for Gerald: who is the mistress, and whose certificate is fake? If he won't answer, the three of them will make the front page together.