Champion Husband, Divorced Wife — Novel

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In a world where speed and betrayal intertwine, Sophia Carter's life flips upside down when the man she once trusted, Ethan, becomes a stranger. After years of struggling together, they finally rise to the top of the racing circuit, only for their love to crash in spectacular fashion. When rumors of infidelity ignite, Sophia finds herself tangled in a web of lies and deceit, facing not only the dissolution of their marriage but the haunting presence of Ethan’s mistress, Olivia.

As the fire of betrayal burns, Sophia is left to grapple with her feelings of anger, heartbreak, and a burgeoning sense of independence. Can she reclaim her life while navigating the treacherous waters of their past? With the stakes higher than ever, both Sophia and Ethan must confront their choices and the consequences that follow.

In a tale where love is tested and trust is shattered, will they find a way back to each other, or will the flames of their past consume them both? Prepare for a journey of passion, rage, and the fight for freedom in "Champion Husband, Divorced Wife."

Champion Husband, Divorced WifeChapter 1

On my 18th birthday, my biological father sold me into an illegal underground racing circuit to pay off his debt.

Ethan Carter agreed to their race challenge to keep me alive.

After the race, he stood there in a daze, his hands trembling.

But he still pulled me tightly into his arms.

“Sophia, don’t be afraid.”

“From now on, you’re free.”

From that day on, Ethan and I drifted from place to place.

We were always hungry, barely clothed against the cold.

Watching me grow thinner and weaker, Ethan gritted his teeth and joined a professional racing team.

Within six months, he became a star driver, basking in glory.

To ease my worries, Ethan publicly announced to the world that I was his wife.

But after we married, when I went to visit him at the track, I saw a strange girl wearing my racing suit, sitting in the passenger seat that belonged only to me.

I yanked the girl out, stripped her down, and threw her onto the street.

Ethan wrapped a blanket around her and said coldly:

“She’s not like you. She’s clean.”

I let out a bitter laugh, then set fire to the very race car he had bought when proposing to me.

“It disgusts me. The car, and you.”