After three years of marriage, Cason Baldry's first love returned to the country. Ainsley Easton received the divorce agreement from Cason, the man she had loved deeply for three years. At the entrance of the Civil Hall, she overheard Cason confessing to his first love, "It has been three years, but I have never had sex with her. I only love you." Ainsley's heart shattered into a million pieces. The love and devotion she had poured into her marriage felt like it had all been in vain. Determined to move forward, she decided to resume her old business, focusing on earning money and reaching the pinnacle of her life. As she threw herself into her work, the world began to see Ainsley in a new light. The abandoned wife was not just beautiful and rich, but also a formidable force in the business world. She excelled in her endeavors, garnering respect and admiration from those around her. Three months later, late one night, Cason called Ainsley. His voice was filled with regret and desperation. "Aisy, I regret it..." he pleaded, hoping for a chance to make things right. But the only sound that came from the phone was the weary mumbling of a woman. "Manuel, who is it?" she asked sleepily. Manuel Gage, who had Ainsley in his arms, smiled as he hung up the phone. He kissed Ainsley's forehead gently and whispered, "It's just a call from a salesman." Cason was left in the cold, his heart aching with regret and the realization of what he had lost. Ainsley, on the other hand, had moved on to a better life, surrounded by people who valued and cherished her. As Ainsley snuggled closer to Manuel, she felt a deep sense of contentment and peace. Her past with Cason was nothing but a distant memory, replaced by the warmth and love of a man who truly appreciated her. From that moment on, Ainsley knew that her worth was not determined by Cason's love or his lack thereof. She was a powerful, independent woman who had reclaimed her life and her happiness. And with Manuel by her side, she looked forward to a future filled with love and success, leaving the pain of her past far behind.