Stomping Out the Leeches My Husband and Stepson Regret Everything

Vivian Sinclair founded an elite equestrian club, yet she keeps her role hidden to protect the pride of Ethan, the stepson she raised for eight years. When Ethan begs to borrow Zephyr, her gentle multimillion-dollar Akhal-Teke stallion, for a ride with his new girlfriend Clara, Vivian personally leads the horse to the track. Then Zephyr shrieks in agony: pushpins have been hammered into his hoof, and blood stains the sand.

Clara calls Vivian a smelly stable woman and a low-level worker, while Ethan orders her to take the beast away and threatens to have his father fire her. He insists the club belongs to his dad and that the horse is worthless, even after Vivian reveals Zephyr's eighteen-million-dollar value. As the vet pulls the pins from the wounded stallion, Vivian's last affection for Ethan dies.

Everything here, from the land to the horses, is her pre-marital property, and she means to settle this properly.