Kira

Kira Carter betrayed her husband, not in another man's arms, but in a different painful way. Her husband has worked at Vanguard Financial Group since he was 25, excelling at his job. He convinces CEO Vanessa Brown to hire Kira, his wife. Smart and dynamic, Kira advances quickly with his help, learning the job's secrets. With patience and hard work, she becomes HR manager. Her husband, happy, sees her surpass him – proud, he loves her deeply. They work closely, but over time, something changes in her behavior. Kira is strict with him. She demands hard work, becomes distant even at home, and often insults him in front of others. She's the boss everywhere – home and office. One morning, rumors of layoffs spread. Kira calls her husband to her office. Calmly: "Sweetheart, I'm sorry, but your performance has dropped too much the last months. You're fired." He freezes. Kira continues: "Go home, relax, and from tomorrow try to find a job in another company. You'll make it." But he asks with sadness: "Who proposed the firing – you?" "Yes, me," she answers with a broken voice. He removes his wedding ring, leaves it on the desk, and leaves full of pain, without a word. Kira yells, tries to stop him, but it's too late. He leaves the company and the house hours later, betrayed by the woman he helped reach so high – Kira, his wife. Kira never wanted a divorce. She thought he'd get angry and sulk for a few days – not leave the ring and walk out. That night, she finds him in a hotel room. Wants to talk. Wants him back in her life. But not at the company – she can't take him back there.