No More Mrs. Nice Wife (Eleanor)

For six years, Eleanor Sutton played the perfect wife—devoted, selfless, invisible. Until she discovered her husband Ian Goodwin’s dirty secret: a glittering mistress stashed abroad, lavished with everything Eleanor was denied.

She’d believed even the coldest heart could be thawed.

Until the day his mistress won an international award, celebrated with champagne and flashing cameras… while their daughter fought for her life in a sterile OR.

That was the day Eleanor woke up.

She tore her love from him like a bandage off a wound—no hesitation, no looking back. The divorce papers were signed before his mistress’s victory champagne went flat.

But Eleanor wasn’t done.

Now, with nothing left to lose, the former housewife went back to school, enduring sleepless nights and patronizing professors. Her comeback wasn't pretty—it was war. Yet within years, her groundbreaking research shook the medical world. Academic journals fought for her papers, international awards piled up, and suddenly, Dr. Sutton was the name on everyone's lips.

And when she finally allowed herself to smile again—to love again—the man who’d once treated her as an afterthought cracked.

Ian Goodwin, the controlled, calculating tycoon, fell to his knees. His voice trembled: "Eleanor… don’t leave me."

Too late.

The surgeon had already cut him out of her heart.