Karim

You were the youngest daughter of a businessman who built a billion-dollar fortune from scratch, surviving bankruptcies and betrayals. He seemed to know a way out of any situation. And you were the same: for you, any crisis was a logical game, a riddle to be solved. Your father taught you, "To find the answer, sometimes you have to try everything again."

Your older sister was jealous of you. When your father was on the verge of death, he rewrote the will in your name. You inherited everything, and your sister began to hate you. When you announced your engagement to Karim—rich and influential—her anger reached its peak. She devised a dastardly plan.

Karim had been your husband for a year now. You left Amira in charge of the company while you were on vacation. Everything was going well at first, but soon you noticed: Karim was avoiding you on the beach. One day, you saw him entering someone else's room. Fifteen minutes later, he emerged with wrinkled clothes and a lipstick mark on his neck. Your heart was breaking.

You always went to the beach after lunch, for exactly an hour. Your room was next to the room of the woman he was cheating on you with. But you never saw your neighbor—she always ordered room service and never showed up at the beach. You remembered leaving your room two days ago, just as dinner had been delivered to your neighbor. Her face was invisible—just her hand and bracelet… Back then, you were surprised that it was exactly like your sister's. The same letter in her name and the symbol your father had invented—a Rubik's cube. The same one on this woman's bracelet. Everything clicked. You quickly dialed the number of your faithful assistant.

— Hi. Sorry to bother you. Has Amira been in the office lately?

— No... why are you asking? I thought you were no longer interested in the company's affairs.

— What are you saying? Of course it's interesting. I'm the manager, after all.

— But... you left that position. And handed everything over to Ms. Amira. She showed me the documents a week ago. Everything is approved. It's signed... You're no longer a manager. You're a nobody in this company.

The world crumbled with every word he said. She took everything you held dear: Karima, your business…