Winning Back The Wife

Tomas Ferro went to prison for money he never stole. His uncle built the frame. His fiancée fed him the intelligence to make it work. His father died of a heart attack that was murder in every way that mattered and in no way that would ever be prosecuted. Five years in a prison he didn't belong in, one cellmate and forty handwritten pages. He walked out with a map of everything his uncle had built and everywhere it was going to fail. He didn't go back for the building. He went back for the debt and he never raised his voice once while he destroyed everything.

My ex-wife married into money while I scraped together fares to raise the son she left behind. Then one late-night passenger turned out to be her new husband’s sister—and she had reasons of her own to hate Emma. Now we have a common enemy, and I know the one secret that could cost my ex-wife everything.

Before Lauren became a star, Jason was the man who came home from the hospital to hear about another failed audition. He paid the bills, raised their daughter, and helped his wife build the life she wanted. He believed that's what a devoted husband's about; he believed their love was worth everything he did. Then Jason discovers that the girl he has loved for fifteen years is another man’s daughter. Lauren calls the test a fake. When he asks for a divorce, she calls him ungrateful. This time, Jason has no intention of convincing her he’s serious. He has a divorce to get through and a life to rebuild. She’s about to find out how little that matters when her husband stops asking.

After his girlfriend and her secret lover took his life, Hikaru woke up in a parallel world — a nation shaped like Japan, familiar in all the ways that mattered, and dangerous in all the ways he had not yet learned to expect. Wraiths. Malevolent entities. Supernatural phenomena bleeding into everyday life without warning or apology. Armed with a Merit System and the hard-won skills of an Onmyoji, Hikaru had accepted that survival in this world would be complicated. What he had not accepted, and had not remotely planned for, was a wife. She was a Calamity of the World-Ending tier. A being so terrifying that humans and Wraiths alike trembled at the mere mention of her name. And yet. Every time Hikaru looked at her, the only word that came to mind was... So CUTE.

After catching his wife cheating, a powerless son-in-law is brutally beaten and left for dead. But instead of dying, he awakens a mysterious inheritance, gaining extraordinary healing abilities and unimaginable power. Now, with a beautiful heiress by his side and a whole new future ahead of him, he's no longer the loser everyone once despised. His ex-wife thinks divorcing him was the best decision she ever made. She has no idea what she's thrown away—or how badly she'll regret it.

Caelan Ashborne was once destined for greatness until his mother’s mysterious death erased his name, his future, and his place among the elites. Forced to live under a false identity, he endured humiliation in silence, believing love and family were his final refuge. Then his daughter was diagnosed with a terminal illness. Before Caelan could fight for her life, his wife betrayed him. She demanded a divorce, publicly abandoned him, and returned to the powerful man she had always loved , declaring Caelan and his dying child a burden no longer worth carrying. Cut off from medical access, mocked by society, and crushed by a world ruled by power and privilege, Caelan reaches the edge of despair. That is when the system awakens. Cold , Ruthless and deadly. It does not save the innocent, it rewards the decisive. To protect his daughter, Caelan must rise through blood, judgment, and sacrifice… and become something the world never intended him to be. The system chose him. Now the world will pay.

Synopsis: My name is Colton Ross, a devoted husband to Lisa Brown. In a world where the poor are treated like animals, I tried my best to be a responsible husband. I begged my wife to stay with our son, who was diagnosed with pneumonia, but she refused. She brought in a rich man on our matrimonial bed and had sex while locking our son inside the wardrobe! On our son's birthday, Lisa chose to serve me divorce papers, humiliating me for being broke and calling me a useless farmer. Not just that, Lisa disowned our son and warned us to stay away, as she is getting married to the new man she loves. She left with all my savings, claiming that it's her right to take my assets after the divorce, and I'm left with nothing. That's all I have. Without the savings, I'm unable to take care of Ray, and his health condition worsened until he landed in a coma. Watching my son at the brink of death, my heart burned with anger and revenge on Lisa for causing me so much pain. However, the life I hated changed unexpectedly when I met the female doctor in charge of my son's case. She gave me a condition "Marry me and I will pay for your son's treatment "

For five years, Julian Cross endured life as a useless househusband. Mocked by his wife, trampled by her family, and written off by the world. Silently supporting his wife's career, he buried his name, his empire, and his pride, all for love. But when she betrayed him for a millionaire heir, Julian signed one paper and made one call. The man they ridiculed is gone. The legend they feared has returned. Now, the "nobody" they despised is ready to reclaim his throne, and even Auriele’s ruling families will learn what it means to cross him.

For three years, everyone treated him like a worthless live-in husband, even the woman he loved. What none of them knew was that the man they mocked had wealth beyond imagination and a past powerful enough to make billionaires bow. Now, one by one, those who looked down on him are about to discover who he really is.

My wife ended our marriage with a smile and a disconnected oxygen tube. Her rich lover and my own family watched me die. They celebrated when it was over. I was the husband nobody wanted, sick, poor, and in the way. So they removed me. Permanently. But some graves are not as deep as they seem. And some silences are just the calm before the storm. I’m coming back. And this time, I won’t be begging for my life. I’ll be collecting theirs.