Divorced, She's Actually A Legend

Divorced, She's Actually A Legend opens with Evelina signing divorce papers. Her husband Cary gives her three million dollars—after spending three hundred million on his first love, Esme. Three years she cared for him while he was blind. She restored his sight, and watched as Esme claimed the credit. Cary believes his first love is the miracle surgeon who saved him. Evelina knows the truth but doesn't argue. She signs, walks out, and cuts his supply chain. Within a week, his company is teetering.

Esme, far from satisfied, keeps pushing. She conspires with Cary's sister Margo to have Evelina erased, hiring a man named Hayden Reed to do it. But Evelina is not the woman they remember. When Jasper Russell—heir to a powerful family—arrives searching for someone to heal the Russell family's blind granddaughter, Esme leaps at the chance to impress him. Evelina doesn't let her. She confronts Esme in front of everyone, asking a simple question: how many surgeries did it take to restore Cary's sight? Esme can't answer. The bet is set—if Esme fails to heal the girl, she must confess publicly at her supposed mentor's grave.

As a billionaire and a legendary doctor, Evelina couldn't care less about the divorce. She turns her focus to finding her missing birth parents, but Esme refuses to leave her alone. Help comes from Jasper, heir to a top family, who steps in as her ally. But more challenges await the new pair, and the fight is only beginning.