He Chose His Ex So I Chose My Empire Chapter 11
My mother divorced my father when I was very young.
But when she left the marriage, the Vance family trust my grandfather had established for her was bound by a nearly impenetrable legal clause.
I was the only direct blood relative, the sole heir.
The clause was clear: under certain conditions, if I voluntarily applied to the trust committee, I could obtain full control of the entire family estate.
Serena thought she had won my grandfather’s favor and Liam’s fickle affections.
Fine.
I would take back the assets and power that were rightfully mine.
And when I divorced Liam, according to our prenuptial agreement, I would receive half of his company’s foundational shares.
Those shares were the most valuable part of him, the bedrock of everything he’d built.
After returning to the office, I immediately began the handover.
I sorted files, wiped my personal data from the computer, and moved with a swift, clean purpose.
A junior member of Serena’s team came over, tilted her chin up, and tapped on my desk.
“Elara, Serena needs the backup data from your Legacy Initiative proposal. She wants it now.”