On the Day of Divorce, I Received the Merger and Acquisition Letter from My Ex-Husband's Company

On the first anniversary of my divorce from my ex-husband, he, as the boss of the acquired party, stood in front of me, his face pale. He probably would never be able to figure out how the stay-at-home wife who a year ago only ironed his shirts and was scolded by his mother as a "chicken that couldn't lay eggs" transformed into the immediate boss of his new company. "Lin... Lin Zhao?" His voice was trembling. I nodded and corrected him: "You can call me Mr. Lin now." A year ago, he hugged his pregnant secretary and threw the divorce agreement in my face. The reason was, "Wanzhao, you are so boring. We have no common language." My mother-in-law, from the side, echoed bitterly: "I have raised you for five years and you can't even give birth to a child. What do we, the Shen family, want from you?" They all thought that in the past five years, I was really just a nanny who stayed around the pot. They didn't know that while Shen Yanqing was flirting with his secretary in the study, I was in the kitchen, making soup and listening to an online course on financial analysis with headphones on. They also didn't know that I wasn't insomnia late at night, but was studying CFA simulation questions, secretly maintaining all my connections. They didn't even know that the investment banking offer I gave up came from the most mysterious "god of war" in the industry – Ares Capital. And my mentor is a partner of Ares. So, when Shen Yanqing thought I had lost everything, I just got back everything that belonged to me. Oh, by the way, let's take over the company that he is proud of and play with it.