But I'm the Majority Shareholder

A wife discovers that the iced caramel macchiato her husband Felix brings home is a drink she gave up years ago, a slip that reveals he has confused her with another woman. The photographs from a private investigator confirm it: the other woman is Tessa, the girl she once rescued from a forced marriage in a rural county, paid through college, and lost her unborn child to protect.

Felix, a penniless orphan whose rise to CEO was built on her family's money, now holds a controlling stake in his company. But her father kept an unsigned dowry agreement transferring half of Felix's shares to her, and she signs it without hesitation, becoming the largest shareholder and needing only one percent more to take absolute control.

When she finds Tessa listed as Felix's personal executive assistant and then walks into his office to see them together, she sits down across from them, expressionless, and waits.