His Loss, His Enemy's Wife

Sienna Von dies on what should have been her wedding day, murdered by her fiancé Troy Slater. Moments later, Troy stands before the same guests, declaring she took her own life after a struggle with depression and left the Von Group to him. He then marries her best friend Lexi Davenport on the spot, sealing his theft. Sienna awakens in shock, only to find herself alive seven days earlier at a Von Group investment press conference. The shock turns to cold fury. Instead of backing Troy's Iron Vultures, she announces a major investment in the Liberty Titans, captained by Ryder Hayes—the one rival Troy cannot beat. When Troy protests, she offers him a parallel deal on camera: if he wins the next Super Bowl, he owes nothing; if he loses, he pays back double. She also promises him half the company after their wedding, a pledge she knows he will never live to collect.

After the press conference, in the parking lot, Sienna approaches Ryder with a direct proposition: crash her wedding in seven days and claim her as his bride. He balks at first, but she tells him to do it not for the ten million she just poured into his team, but to win. She slips him her number. That night at a club, Sienna's campaign escalates. Troy boasts to a crowd that she is giving him half the company and declares drinks on him. When the bill arrives—500 grand—Sienna pays only for her own glass, leaving Troy humiliated and unable to cover the tab. Troy grabs Lexi's bag and clears the balance with her card, exposing his shamelessness and dependence. Later, outside the club, Sienna is capturing evidence of Troy and Lexi's affair, muttering about their big debut. She turns and finds Ryder standing behind her, asking what she is playing at.