SUPREME HEIR REVENGE

Grey Watson walked into the office building of Mul-tax Corp, holding a brown purse. He had woken up that morning to find it lying on their bed. Sonia had forgotten it while rushing off to work.

As a good husband, Grey decided to take it to her office. He had no idea that this one act of kindness would change everything about his marriage.

Grey had been married to Sonia Nicole for three years. Though life was difficult, he tried his best to please her. He worked hard, stayed loyal, and did all he could to make her happy. That morning, he even planned a surprise for their anniversary later that evening.

He entered the front lobby and told the receptionist he had something urgent for his wife. The receptionist looked him up and down like he didn’t belong there, but after seeing her name on the purse and checking something on her computer, she waved him to go ahead.

“She’s on the 9th floor, the last office on the right,” she said without a smile.

Grey entered the elevator and soon stepped out on the 9th floor. He walked down the hallway and stopped in front of the glass office door. His heart beat faster as he thought about how surprised Sonia would be to see him.

He knocked twice, then gently opened the door.

What he saw next broke something inside him.

There stood Sonia, half naked, wrapped in only a silk robe, pressed up against a tall man in a suit. The man had his hands around her waist, and they were kissing deeply. They hadn’t even noticed him enter.

Grey’s hand holding the purse dropped to his side. His eyes widened in shock and his whole body went limb.

The man looked up first and the moment he saw Grey, his eyes narrowed.

“Who the hell are you?” he barked angrily. “Can’t you knock, you idiot?”

Grey just stared at them, his mouth slightly open. He could feel his chest rising and falling quickly. His legs shook slightly.

Sonia turned around and her face went pale. “Grey?! What… What are you doing here?” she asked in shock.

The man looked between them and raised an eyebrow. “Wait… do you two know each other?”

“She’s my wife.” Grey nodded slowly. “And who are you?!”

The man’s expression changed, but not to guilt.

“I'm her Boss and I don't seem to understand how a poor guy like you is married to this sexy lady,” he said, stepping forward, still chuckling. “Wow. This is hilarious. You must’ve used voodoo to win her over.”

“I’m not a poor guy. I’m her husband. We’ve been legally married for three years. And you knew it! Yet you’re here, sleeping with her?” Grey said, still looking at them.

The man’s smile disappeared as his facial expression turned cold.

“You better watch your mouth, boy. You’ve got some nerves barging in here shouting like a mad dog. Apologize now, or I’ll call security and make sure you get beaten and thrown out.”

Grey balled his fist. “You think I’ll apologize to you? You’re cheating with my wife and you expect me to say sorry?”

The man moved closer with rage and rang security. “That’s it. You brought this on yourself.”

Before Grey could react, two security guards stormed into the office. They grabbed him roughly by the arms.

“Why did you do this Sonia?!” Grey shouted.

Sonia looked at him with disgust. “You want to know why? Because you’re just a poor nobody! I’m tired of living like a beggar with you.”

Grey’s heart was broken into a million pieces. He tried to hold back his tears, but his voice trembled as he spoke. “I trusted you, Sonia. I gave you everything I could.”

The man laughed and waved at the guards. “Throw this garbage out.”

The guards didn’t waste time. One punched Grey in the stomach, while the other dragged him out like a criminal. He shouted, kicked, and struggled, but it was useless.

They tossed him onto the pavement in front of the building like trash.

Grey sat on the ground, his shirt was torn and his lips were bursted and bleeding. As he reached for his keys, a loud engine noise made him pause.

An expensive black G-Wagon pulled up beside him. It stopped, and the driver stepped out wearing a clean black suit.

“Young Master!” the man said politely.

Grey didn’t answer, he just looked at the man with tired eyes.

“I’ve been sent by your grandfather,” the man continued. “It’s time for you to return home. The family company needs you to take over as CEO.”

Grey stared at the man for a moment. Then, a cold smile appeared on his face.

He wiped the blood from his mouth and said, “Thank you. You may leave.”

The man bowed, opened the car door, and got in without looking back.

The engine roared again, and the G-Wagon drove off, leaving Grey behind the office building.