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"I gave him three chances. He wasted every single one. The first time, he ditched a board meeting to fix his new assistant's bike. I took apart his millio/n-doll@r Ferrari. He thought I was just angry. The second time, he put my couture gown on her at the company gala. I cut it to pieces and auctioned his cars for one doll@r each. He moved out. Said I was overreacting. The third time, he threatened me with my dead mother's photo to protect her. That's when I smiled. Divorce papers. Pulled my shares. Took two-thirds of his employees. His company collapsed overnight. Later, he proposed to her at a mall. millio/ns of doll@rs. Livestreamed for the whole world. I sent him a gift—her HIV-positive report. And videos of her with other men. The day he died, he texted me. Said he regretted everything. Asked to see me one last time. I deleted it. Now I'm in my office overlooking Paris. The man who wrong me died before me. Feels good." "I asked for nothing when I married into the Crawford family. If anything, I brought a hun//dred milli0n with me, all because my arranged-marriage husband was attentive, well-behaved, and never crossed the line with other women. That was until he walked out of a senior management meeting halfway through to fix his late assistant's electric scooter. I said nothing. That night, I had his prized Ferrari stripped down to the frame. “Go on, then. Aren’t you so good at fixing things?” He stared at the parts scattered all over the floor, his face going deathly pale. What I hated most were men with no sense of boundaries. Since he had forgotten that, I did not mind teaching him a lesson he would remember. *** In the short time it took me to use the restroom, Adrian Crawford had disappeared. The senior executives looked at one another, baffled. I called him more than a dozen times, but he did not answer a single one. Then I came across Chloe Bennett’s latest post: [All it took was one word from me, and Mr. Cr
