That Thanksgiving, right before our family business went bankrupt, our parents arranged business marriages for me and Vivian Bennett, their long-lost biological daughter who had only recently been brought back into the family.   In my previous life, Vivian hadn't hesitated for a second and chose Ethan Reed, the heir to one of Westbridge's most powerful old-money families.   That left me with no choice but to marry Noah Carter, a broke nobody drowning in a million dollars of debt.   Later, Ethan's family business collapsed, leaving him buried under billions of dollars in liabilities. Vivian couldn't stand the thought of living on pennies, so she filed for divorce without a second thought.   Meanwhile, Noah and I built an empire from the ground up.   Within 10 years, we'd turned Grandma Rose's Condiments into a household name, and our combined net worth had soared past $10 billion.   Out of consideration for our shared family history, I gave Vivian a job when she had nowhere else to turn.   But when I returned from a business trip and pushed open the door to the CEO's office, I stopped dead.   There she was, wearing my custom work uniform and straddling Noah's lap.   That very night, she wrapped both hands around my throat and squeezed, snarling in my face.   "Olivia, everything you have should've been mine! I'm the real biological daughter of the Bennett family, not you!"   The next time I opened my eyes, I was back on that very Thanksgiving, the day we were supposed to choose our fiancés.   Vivian announced without hesitation that she wanted to swap fiancés with me.   She smirked at me, practically glowing with confidence.   "I can tell Noah's way too talented to stay a nobody forever. I'll stick by him, weather the hard times with him, and build his business alongside him!"   I stared at her practically bouncing on her heels with excitement and let out a cold laugh inwardly.   'She has no idea I possess a secret that can make anyone rich. If she's so determined to tough it out with him, then there'll be plenty of hardship waiting for her.'