The Night I Left, He Turned Grey

After four years of marriage, Leila Jennings finally realized that her husband, Sean Sinclair, wasn't naturally cold and distant—he simply never loved her.

While he gave her a meager allowance and expected her to give up her career to become a housewife, he spared no expense on the woman he truly cared about. The difference between being loved and being taken for granted couldn't have been clearer.

What Sean never knew was that his quiet and gentle wife was far from ordinary. During those four years, Leila had been leading a top-secret national research project, and her status in the scientific world was so high that his precious first love wasn't even on the same level.

By the time Sean realized the paper he casually signed was actually their divorce agreement, it was already too late.

A month later, Leila's true identity shocked the world, and the divorce papers landed in Sean's hands. Furious and unwilling to accept reality, the proud CEO insisted that no one would want a divorced woman.

But in the end, the man who spoke the harshest words became the one begging for a second chance.

When they met again, Leila was standing beside the heir of one of the country's most powerful families. Looking at her ex-husband with complete indifference, she had long since moved on.

As Mr. Cole wrapped an arm around his wife and showed off their marriage certificate, he smiled coldly and said, "President Sinclair, have some respect. From now on, you should call her Mrs. Cole."