Fifty Thousand a Month, Then Three — And I Made Them Beg

For a full decade, Claire quietly performs menial domestic chores for the Shaw household, cloaking her true persona as the formidable billionaire investor known as Q to discharge an old debt of gratitude. Her loyal modesty is met with scorn when the heir's haughty fiancée slashes her monthly pay down to a paltry three thousand dollars alongside public mockery. Unwilling to tolerate further insult, Claire promptly resigns and quietly pulls the plug on the covert funding sustaining their business empire. As their fragile financial foundation begins to crumble under mountain debts, the arrogant socialites suddenly learn whose charity kept them afloat.