After Being Divorced, I Got Married to a Billionaire

On our third wedding anniversary, I prepared a candlelight dinner, but what awaited me was my husband's divorce agreement. He said, "Wanwan is back, and she is the person I want to spend the rest of my life with. You? You are just an obedient substitute." In exchange for being a stay-at-home wife for three years, she said "no financial contribution" and 300,000 in salary. My best friend advised me: "Take the money and leave, you are not worthy of him." Only then did I realize that they had already slept in the same bed. Walking penniless on a rainy night, I saw the news - a billionaire was openly seeking marriage, with only one condition: to get the marriage certificate within three days. I made the call. On the day of receiving the certificate, my ex-husband sent a sarcastic message: "Is a second-hand product worthy of climbing a high branch?" Mr. Rich put a black card into my hand: "Mrs. Lu, do whatever you want." I thought it was just a transaction. Until my ex-husband's company was facing bankruptcy and he knelt in front of me and begged for mercy. Until that "White Moonlight" cried and said she never dared to do it again. My husband took a picture of eight million pieces of jade for me and looked at my ex-husband coldly: "Are you worthy of touching my wife's things?" When everyone thought I was just a lucky Cinderella, my fashion design studio suddenly emerged and won an international award. And the man who initially said "non-interference" asked me with red eyes on our wedding anniversary: "Can the original agreement be changed?" I laughed: "Change to what?" "Change it to - in this life, you are not allowed to go back on your word." The day I was divorced, I thought my life was over. Later I realized that that was not the end, but the beginning of my cheating. A woman's greatest confidence is never to marry the right person, but to become the right person.