Chapter 1

After losing his job, my husband Ethan insisted on franchising a trendy bubble tea shop.

I refused, saying our daughter Lily had leukemia and urgently needed money for treatment.

To my shock, he immediately went and took out a high-interest loan, sneering at me: "I don't believe she'll die tomorrow."

"The bubble tea shop will make over $10,000 a day. In just two months, we can cure any disease!"

A few months after opening, Ethan was raking in money. He sent countless large red envelopes to relatives who fawned over him, but wouldn't spend a penny on our sick daughter, believing she was blocking his path to wealth.

When his business was booming, he asked me for a divorce, saying, "If you hadn't always held me back, I would have made it big five years ago. You were born to bring bad luck to your husband!"

Without tears or fuss, I signed the divorce papers and left with our daughter, taking nothing else.

On the day of the Consumer Protection Program, the trendy bubble tea was exposed for using a "deadly formula," and my ex-husband was taken away for investigation on the spot.

In court, he cried that he was wronged, "I was just a franchisee, I knew nothing!"

But what he didn't know was that I was the undercover reporter who took down the trendy bubble tea brand, and I had the purchase order for the "deadly ingredients" with his personal signature.