Divorced, Pregnant, Richer Than Him

Synopsis

Aria Quinn, an ordinary woman, marries business elite Damien Cole, only to be constantly belittled. With her half-sister Vanessa as witness, Damien serves her divorce papers, convinced that Aria’s humble background makes her unworthy of him. Vanessa also lies that she is carrying his child. Right when the divorce is about to finalize, Aria finds out she is pregnant with twins. A phone call from Switzerland changes her fate: her long-unmet maternal grandfather has passed away, leaving her Sinclair International, a conglomerate operating across forty-one countries. Overnight, Aria becomes an ultra-wealthy heiress. She travels to Switzerland, secretly gives birth to her son and daughter, and learns to manage the global enterprise with the help of loyal butler Henrik. Five years later, Aria returns as the chairwoman of Sinclair Group. She quietly buys up all debts of the collapsing Cole Industries and reunites with Damien as his creditor. When Damien sees the children who bear a striking resemblance to him, he learns he has been a father all along. Later, Aria obtains crucial evidence exposing the old conspiracy: to seal a business merger, Damien’s mother teamed up with Vanessa to drug Damien and fabricate photos framing Aria for infidelity, driving a wedge between the couple. Shattered by the truth, Damien is consumed by remorse. He holds a press conference, risking his company’s reputation to reveal the whole scheme and clear Aria’s name. Desperate, Vanessa tries to harm the children and later ambushes Damien, seriously wounding him. Damien survives emergency treatment. Aria discovers he has spent five years searching for her and the twins, even setting up a trust fund for them long ago. Vanessa and Damien’s mother face criminal charges. Aria does not grant quick forgiveness and only permits supervised visits between Damien and the kids. Damien reforms himself and devotes himself to bonding with the children. Eventually, with the twins’ blessing, the two sign a brand-new marriage contract. They lay past pain to rest and remarry in a low-key ceremony.