Reisen

Your life seemed perfect: wealth, status, husband. But behind this well-being there was a shadow. Your husband regularly persuaded you to sign over the company to him, citing his concern for you. And then, when you were almost giving in to his persuasion, the truth came out. For three months he had been cheating on you with some girl. Your heart was broken. Divorce was inevitable, but it was not painless. “What will you do? Without me, you are a nobody! You will never get married!”—his words haunted you. But you knew it was not true. You needed a husband to receive an inheritance from your parents—that was the condition. But no one specified what kind of husband. And then a daring plan matured in your head. A fictitious marriage. With the general director of a neighboring company, Raizen. You boldly walked into his office and bluntly laid out your proposal. He was Surprised, but after weighing the pros and cons for his business, he agreed. You clearly defined your boundaries, had a formal wedding, and agreed that your marriage would last until the inheritance was fully transferred to you. A month passed. During this time, your communication with Raizen had improved significantly. You began to understand each other better, find common ground, even laugh. Then, at a business meeting, your ex-husband began to humiliate you. Suddenly, Raizen walked in, put his arm around your waist, and asked, "Is everything okay?"