Beyond The Divorce

"Please. Try her office line again. Tell her I don't have much time left." Ethan Cole died holding a phone that never rang back, his body eaten hollow by cancer while his wife stood in a chapel two hours away, marrying the man she actually wanted. It was the most devastating period, dying while holding his phone and dialing a number of the woman you married and she couldn't even pick the call until he gave up on the bed. But sometimes fate always render a second chance so that we can live the life we should've seek and lived in the first chance. He wakes up on the same morning, two years earlier, young again, healthy again, and remembering every single thing she let happen to him. This time there's no cake. No begging. No breakfast waiting for a woman who never said thank you once in two years. Ethan signs the divorce papers himself and leaves them on the table for Sophia Morgan to find. She built her whole marriage on a lie and a lover her family never approved of, and she never planned on her lived in husband waking up smarter than her. Her father calls him useless. Her cousin calls him nothing. Ethan calls it quits, saves the one friend he buried last time, and starts taking back everything he gave away for free. But Sophia isn't finished owning him. And somewhere behind him, a name from his old life is waiting to surface, one he thought he'd buried deep enough to never answer for. He died once for loving the wrong woman. What is he willing to become so it never happens again?

Gibson Ridge had it all, the looks, the love, the loyalty. At least, he thought he did… Until his wife, Deborah Greenwood, the heiress of a powerful dynasty, betrayed him with their own business partner. Cast aside, humiliated, beaten, and left for dead, Gibson vanished from the world. Everyone believed he was gone, everyone except his daughter Clara, the only one who knew her father’s heart. But Gibson was no ordinary man. In secret, he was the hidden trillionaire behind the most powerful empires in the nation. And now, he is back. Not just for revenge. Not just for justice. He is back to reclaim his daughter, dismantle the Greenwood dynasty, and show the world who truly holds the crown. The Greenwood family thought they destroyed him. They never imagined they had created their greatest enemy.

After a failed marriage, Robin finally reveals himself as the ultimate boss. His past haunts him, reminding him of the troubles he overcame and now, he is out to crush his enemies! However, what happens when his ex-wife fails to get him back? She becomes his bane, conniving with his enemies to crush him. With Robin’s rise to power, he faces even more hurdles, sharpening him into an untouchable god. But at what price?

For three years, Adrian Cole lived as the despised son-in-law of the wealthy Hale family, enduring humiliation for the sake of his wife, Vanessa Hale. Her parents sneered at him, her brother ordered him around like a servant, and society labeled him a nobody. Still, Adrian loved her—pouring his savings into her business ventures, helping her behind the scenes, even letting go of his own career so she could shine. But Vanessa never once saw his worth. Until the night he caught her in a Ravencrest luxury hotel suite—with Marcus Trent, her arrogant business partner. That night, Adrian’s world shattered.

Caelan Voss spent four years behind bars to protect the woman he loved, and when he came back, what he got wasn't a warm embrace but divorce papers. Abandoned by his wife, humiliated by her family, driven out of the hospital where he once thrived, everyone in Velmont was convinced Caelan was finished. What they didn't know, those four years in prison didn't destroy him, but turned him into something far more dangerous than they ever knew. Now Caelan Voss is back, not to apologize or beg for sympathy, but to force everyone who ever stepped on him to kneel at his feet.

In the midst of Varidianth and Valorthorn's war, Arlo defies death and gains unusual magical powers from the gods, including the ability to traverse the realm of the dead and become one of them. Yet, a dark and formidable force, ancient and relentless, hunts him from the shadows of death, threatening to harm all those he loves.

In his past life, Leonard Buck was the ultimate fool. For nine grueling years, he endured relentless abuse as a live-in son-in-law to the arrogant Miller family. He cooked, cleaned, surrendered every dollar he earned, and lovingly raised a boy he believed was his own—only to be cold-heartedly betrayed during a frozen global apocalypse. Left to freeze to death by his unfaithful wife, Susan, and her lover, Jonathan, Leonard died with his heart full of bitter regret. Now, reborn ninety-two days before the apocalyptic "Great Freeze" strikes, Leonard awakens with a mysterious dimensional ring and a lethal resolve to take total control of his destiny. He wastes no time breaking free from his toxic past. Striking with calculated speed, he secures a secret $500 million lottery jackpot entirely as a single man, instantly leaving the astonished Millers with nothing. While the shameless Millers attempt to sue him for marital assets and reclaim their "free laborer," Leonard plays a dangerous game of psychological warfare. He secures a $12 million luxury estate directly across the street from them, hires elite military contractors to fortify it into an impenetrable underground survival shelter, and sets his legal team on a path to thoroughly destroy their public reputation. With millions flowing through the stock market to fund his massive survival preparations, Leonard races against a ticking clock to stock his dimensional space with endless supplies of food, fuel, weapons, and medical gear. As the world blithely counts down to total civilizational collapse, the unsuspecting Millers believe they are fighting for a cash payout. They have no idea that the man they once treated like trash is building a fortress—and preparing a cold, merciless front-row seat to their ultimate downfall.

Killed for the house he owned—simply because they wanted everything that belonged to him. All this time, Owen had given them everything he had. Yet when death came, he finally realized that none of his kindness had ever meant anything to them. But instead of truly dying, Owen woke up again before the day of his death. And this time, a shocking truth was waiting for him. The blood of a god flows through his veins. With mysterious powers beginning to awaken within him and a system that continues to reveal hidden cards about his identity, Owen decides to reclaim everything that was taken from him. The farther he goes, the more secrets are revealed. About his blood. About his past. And about who he truly is. Every card that is revealed brings him closer to a truth he was never supposed to discover—and a past that has long been buried deep within his memories. This time, Owen will no longer be the good man everyone can trample on. He will make those who destroyed his life kneel before him. "Listen and obey.”

Married into the rich Griffin family through a binding contract, Bruce lived three years as a useless son-in-law and a worthless husband. While his CEO wife ruled boardrooms, he cooked, cleaned, and endured endless insults from her family. When financial ruin threatened the Griffins, Caro didn’t hesitate to sell her marriage to millionaire executive Willis Stone. Betrayed and humiliated on his wedding anniversary, Bruce was pressured into a divorce. Moments after the ink dried, Bruce inherited the Shepherd Conglomerate, a global empire worth $100 trillion. Stripped of love, and filled with revenge, Bruce began his ascension to power while face slapping and crushing everyone who wronged him under his feet.

Orian Kestrel just wanted a stable desk job, but a clerical error lands him the role of Director at the Department of Ethereal Services. Now, he's managing demon permits and ghost complaints under the watchful, murderous eyes of Enforcement Officer Vireya Solith. As Orian's 'bizarre' administrative fixes start uncovering centuries-old secrets, he realizes the department isn't just inefficient—it's hiding the fact that the dead have already outnumbered the living on Earth.