Elowen controlled the entire American art world. She had billions. She had power. But she wanted love without money. So she became Luna. She waited tables in a cheap diner. She used her fortune to make her husband Kane a star. He became famous. He became cruel. On their third anniversary, he left her for a wealthy socialite and threw her out. Elowen took off her apron. She went back to her throne. At a glamorous gallery opening, Kane and his new woman tried to impress the mysterious boss who controlled the industry. They saw Elowen. They saw the woman they had thrown away. She cut off Kane's resources. She exposed his empty talent. She destroyed the family that had embraced him. Kane broke. He begged. He tried to take a knife for her. She dropped his apology letter into water. Late love is worth less than grass. She walked away with Rhys, a powerful man who loved her exactly as she was. She never looked back.
