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The Hidden Heiress: Divorcing Her Ruthless CEO

Chapter 5 

Word Count: 846    |    Released on: 05/11/2026

of the estate onto the polished marble floor as Barba

rehead, yet she kept her back straight, shedding the qui

loor hall, a sharp, nasty voice

thing in the morning-what pathet

w, Eleanor Cohen, sitting at the dining table holding a bon

ecklace gleaming coldly around her neck, Eleanor

ck toward the front door, wanting only

right

or slammed her teacup down onto

y you cou

her high heels, and threw a dirty

or her pregnancy, so go upstairs and clean th

ening with cold anger at the sheer absurdity of asking a leg

think you're the lady of this house just because Keagan keeps you

straight at Eleanor with freezing eyes

d hard, "I am not your family's maid, and I am

the usually submissive woman talk

say to me, you un

oss the face, just as she had done whenever

hand shot out with practiced Krav Maga speed

a locked the joint with ease, making E

! Let go of m

gled, her well-maintained

away, sending Eleanor stumbling backward two st

ing down at her with chilling authority. "Start

rce agreement from her coat pocket, she th

nd Eleanor's eyes went wide when she looked d

pointed a shaking finger at her. "Do you really think y

et out a

more about your precious son before someone se

e picked up her suitcase and strode out th

e driveway to the main road, taking a deep breath of fresh air as

nd typed out a short resignation letter addressed

Letter - Barbara Burke," she hit send and w

number, Eleanor's number, and every single co

rb, and the driver stepped out to

bara pulled the dark blue private passport from the bottom of her b

n her phone, selected a first-class flight to

box flashed across the screen: Transaction Failed. Your passpo

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The Hidden Heiress: Divorcing Her Ruthless CEO
The Hidden Heiress: Divorcing Her Ruthless CEO
“I barely survived a terrifying commercial plane crash, dragging my bruised and bleeding body into the hospital emergency room. But the husband who had ignored my desperate calls was standing in the VIP OB-GYN ward, tenderly comforting his childhood friend. "Don't be scared, I'll arrange the best medical team to take care of you and the baby." When he finally noticed my blood-soaked forehead, his first reaction wasn't concern, but cold impatience. He accused me of faking my injuries just to make a scene, warning me never to cross his pregnant mistress because I was nothing but a cheap contract wife. To stop me from getting a divorce and leaving, he even used his corporate power to freeze my passport, demanding I strip off my company blazer in front of his mistress to humiliate me into submission. I had hidden my true identity and played the perfect, submissive wife for three years to repay a life-saving debt, only to be treated like disposable garbage. Why did I ever think my quiet devotion could warm a man who was busy fathering another woman's child? Without a second thought, I left the signed divorce papers, dropped his company jacket right on his desk, and snatched my passport back. This time, I'm walking away for good.”