I Gave Him My Kidney, He Gave Her The Credit

Synopsis

Catherine Moore spent seven years being the perfect wife to Alexander Edwards—supporting his startup, managing his household, enduring his cold indifference. When his company faced bankruptcy, she made the ultimate sacrifice: sold her kidney to a black-market buyer and signed a contract with a dying billionaire that would cost her life within three months—all to secure a ten-billion-dollar investment that would save Alexander's empire. She asked for nothing in return. Not even credit. But her stepsister Vanessa saw an opportunity. She forged documents, fabricated evidence, and convinced Alexander that she was the one who saved him. On the day Catherine was scheduled for the surgery that would end her life, Alexander appeared at her hospital bed—not with gratitude, but with divorce papers. "You're nothing but a parasite," he said. "Sign this and get out of my life." Catherine signed. Three days later, her heart stopped on the operating table. But death wasn't the end. A mysterious organization saved her life—and revealed a truth that changed everything: she wasn't Catherine Moore, a nobody. She was the lost heiress to one of the world's most powerful families. Two years later, she returned as Catherine Sinclair—CEO of Sinclair Global, the corporation that had just acquired 51% of Edwards Enterprises. Alexander wanted her back the moment he saw her. Vanessa's lies began to unravel. And the truth of what Catherine sacrificed started to surface. But Catherine didn't come back for love. She came back for justice.