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The Unwanted Ex-Wife Is A Genius Hacker

Chapter 3 

Word Count: 841    |    Released on: 21/04/2026

f Astoria, the air was thick with the s

e crowd. A string quartet played a soft classical piece, per

made, starry-night gown. She was surrounded by a circle o

er champagne flute with an overly sweet smile. "And to h

her left hand just enough to let the light catch the m

tion rippled th

. She soaked in the envy of the room, thrilled by t

ipped through the heavy doors, panting heavily.

hind a marble pillar. He pulled out his phone and sent a v

age. The bodyguards just took the

the side entrance when the audi

leather soles of his shoes screeche

ittle

ey's throat like a vine covered in tho

calculated the timeline. Five years since the divorce. The kid was

ught the pain had gone numb years ago, but the

closer, his voice trembling. "Mr. Hammond... d

od back down from his head. When he opened his

his voice com

shed open the heavy double doors

ter in the room died down. Every pair of e

d walked toward Godfrey with the grace of a proud peaco

rection. His gaze swept the massive room like

ed brightly and reached out

and stepped to the side, co

verything. The whispers started instantly, sprea

ation and venom crossed her eyes, but she qu

static ripped through the ba

had been playing a documentary about the Lee

stage. The string quartet

een audio waveform appeared. The entire roo

It was a cold, steady female voice. A voice

ow's headlines will have the absolut

ropped into the crow

toward Kendal. Her face drained of all

egant posture and sprinted toward the soundboard, desp

chaos, rushed forward. He and another uniformed hotel guard stepped out of the shadows and block

y, a slender figure in a minimalist blac

w. Her eyes tracked through the cro

ful smile cur

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“Five years ago, I was married to New York's most powerful billionaire. Then, a massive cheating scandal broke out overnight. Photos of me entering a hotel room with another man were plastered across every screen in the city. My husband, Godfrey, didn't even give me a chance to explain. He looked at me with pure disgust and threw a divorce agreement right in my face. "Sign it and get out." My own family publicly disowned me to save their reputation. I was branded a cheap cheat, thrown out into the freezing winter with absolutely nothing. What Godfrey didn't know was that I had been heavily drugged and framed by my own cousin, Kendal, just so she could take my place by his side. Even worse, his mother had used the chaotic scandal as a smokescreen to try and steal my dead mother's priceless AI patent. They thought they had completely destroyed me, expecting me to rot in the gutters forever. Now, five years later, I am back. Tonight is Kendal and Godfrey's grand engagement gala at the Waldorf Astoria. Standing in the shadows of the second-floor balcony, I look down at the cheering crowd and press a single button on my heavily encrypted phone. The massive screens in the ballroom go black, preparing to broadcast the raw security footage of Kendal locking me in that room. The revenge game has officially begun.”