Don’t Wait, Chase the Wind — Novel

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When Sophia Carter learns that her husband, Ethan, is cheating, she’s more focused on her high-stakes business deal than on her crumbling marriage. A workaholic by nature, she has long neglected the emotional needs of her husband, who eventually seeks comfort in a younger woman. But as Ethan's betrayal unfolds, Sophia's detached demeanor hints at a deeper resilience. Is she truly unfazed, or is there more at stake than meets the eye?

As the affair escalates, so does the tension between Sophia and Ethan. When confronted by Chloe, the woman claiming Ethan’s love, Sophia surprises everyone with her calm confidence, even offering a million-dollar challenge to Chloe. With a marriage hanging by a thread, and a fierce businesswoman refusing to back down, the lines between love, betrayal, and ambition blur. Will Sophia reclaim her power, or will she allow the winds of change to sweep her away?

In a world where emotions run high and stakes are higher, Sophia must navigate the tumultuous waters of heartbreak and ambition. As she faces the fallout of Ethan's choices, will she find her voice, or will she remain the woman who sacrificed love for success?

Don’t Wait, Chase the WindChapter 1

The day someone told me that Ethan Miller was cheating,

I was buried in work. I only gave a faint “oh” in response,

then went right back to preparing materials for the business meeting I had tomorrow.

The person next to me looked utterly shocked.

“Your husband is having an affair, and you’re not even concerned?”

Without even lifting my head, I replied calmly,

“He’s just a man. The world is full of them. If this one doesn’t work out, I’ll get another.”

“This deal in my hands is worth hundreds of millions—I can’t afford to lose it.”

…

My best friend Emily nearly choked on her own breath when she heard me.

“Sophia Carter, I swear, you’re unbelievable. What kind of woman reacts like you?

Your husband cheats, and you don’t even bat an eye?”

“Anyone else would’ve stormed over to catch him red-handed already.”

I gave a careless smile.

The truth was, I had known for a while that Ethan was involved with someone else.

He had complained more than once that I was a boring workaholic.

When we were dating, I’d be replying to clients’ messages.

On vacations, in hotel rooms, I’d still spend entire days in video conferences.