Selina was billionaire Arthur Howard's kept woman for three years — hidden, humiliated, living on $500 a month pocketed by his assistant Emily. Water cut off. Power shut down. Starving until her stomach bled. At her birthday party, a cheap, paint-peeling necklace drew laughter from socialites. She snapped. She stormed into Arthur's office — and the truth exploded. He had approved $300,000 monthly and a $120,000 diamond necklace. Emily had stolen it all: forged agreements, hired mockers, pushed Selina to the brink of death. The paper trail sealed Emily's fate — prison. Selina reclaimed everything, walked out, and built her own design studio from scratch. Arthur begged to win her back. She didn't look back. The woman once called a mistress rose to the top of the design world — proving she was never anyone's plaything.
