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Divorcing The Billionaire: The Hidden Tech Tycoon

Divorcing The Billionaire: The Hidden Tech Tycoon

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Chapter 1 

Word Count: 1265    |    Released on: Today at 19:58

her ultra-thin lapt

offshore countdown timer on the screen flashed its

ender fingers. Under the amber glow of the bedside sconce, the faint

ial agreement. The bold, arrogant signature Chas Hamilton had etc

ge to the ruthless heir of the Hamilton e

less orphan who had used grandfather Arthur Hamilton

d violence, isolation, and calculated neglec

s gilded cage solely to repay Arthur for a past deb

harply against the d

ising text from Miles Fos

hangover soup delivered to the Park Hya

eprecating smirk touched the corners of her

cei

w cooker on the island, she ladled the steaming kudzu, wild honey, and dried tangerine

e arched doorway holding an umbrella, h

spered, his eyes lingering on her thin frame. "Mr. Hamilton is drinkin

layered carrier, her express

y days. I intend to fulfill every paid

milton Manor. The biting November chill of New

ights blinking amber in the mist. Gracie slipped into the b

r temple against the cold window glass, watching the

ing through the distributed cloud security frameworks and

in with a high-prior

ive Officer of Apex Innovations, one of Sil

umbia University, where together they had built the c

was short

ve percent founder option pool are ready the mo

back with s

n Francisco in

deleted the transmission log, a

The security guard glanced down at Gracie's plain wool coat with subtle disd

he guard straightened instantly

r. In the polished mirror walls, Gracie caught her reflection. Her

r. Down the hall, the crisp clinking of crystal flutes and the p

e tailcoat noticed h

elebration is in the grand ballr

has," Gracie said in an even, measured t

waiter's face. He quickly averted his eyes a

e executive lounge at

the half-open mahogany doors, a soft, coquett

York, this Colombian emerald brooch would be mine. You really kept your

and untouchable white moonlight-an identity b

responded with easy,

e Hamilton family can

chest did not ache; her pulse did not race

apped three steady, rhythmic

ver soup you req

ll dead silent, followed by the heavy, authoritati

swung w

harcoal suit that accentuated his broad shoulders and commanding presence. His stri

stainless carrier in her hands. H

up in person?" he demanded

ls spilled over her bare shoulders, and the emerald brooch pinned to her design

th fake innocence. "Chas, don't be so rough on her. Sh

le glance. She extended the carrier forward by hal

u and tangerine peel

lainable surge of suffocating irritation flared in

, unspoken longing. Now, she looked at him as though he

al handle of the carrier. His large, rough fing

touched skin,

ething utterly repulsive, Gracie violently yanked her hand back

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Divorcing The Billionaire: The Hidden Tech Tycoon
Divorcing The Billionaire: The Hidden Tech Tycoon
“For two years, Gracie Waller lived as the secret, contractual wife of billionaire heir Chas Hamilton, quietly managing his life and enduring his cold indifference. With only thirty days left on their agreement, Chas's childhood sweetheart, Anabella, returned. To frame Gracie, Anabella deliberately tipped a bowl of boiling soup over Gracie's right arm, then fell to the floor crying that Gracie had maliciously attacked her. "Have you lost your mind!" Chas roared, scooping Anabella into his arms without a single glance at Gracie's melting skin. At the hospital, he demanded the city's top micro-surgeon for Anabella's slightly pink finger, while Gracie sat alone in the trauma room with severe second-degree burns. Later, to catch a feigning Anabella, Chas callously dropped Gracie onto a concrete floor, leaving her back covered in massive, bleeding bruises. Yet, he still ordered his heavily injured wife to the kitchen to cook a steak dinner for his sweetheart. Gracie didn't shed a single tear. She didn't understand how the man she thought had saved her life years ago could be so blindly cruel. Two years of playing the obedient, submissive wife had finally been burned away by that boiling liquid. The last shred of her lingering attachment was completely dead. Staring at his demanding face, Gracie calmly untied her family-crested apron and dropped it straight into the trash. She accepted a Chief Technology Officer position at a rising tech firm, locked her bedroom door, and watched her offshore countdown timer hit twenty-nine days. The submissive facade was over, and she was finally walking away.”