My Husband Called Me a Thief; I Proved Him Guilty

On her wedding day, Lily borrows fifty thousand dollars from her new husband Ethan to cover her mother's lung cancer surgery. From then on, Ethan is convinced she and her mother are only after the Carter family's money, a suspicion planted by his trusted assistant Chloe Reed. Every expense Lily makes must pass through Chloe's approval, and every application is rejected.

When her mother goes critical, Lily uses Ethan's black card without applying. Ethan brings the police to accuse her of theft, and while she is detained, her mother's ashes are scattered into the sea on his orders. Released after fifteen days, Lily learns she is three months pregnant, yet Ethan dismisses her attempts to tell him. He pushes ahead with a divorce and a trial built from her rejected expenses, while Chloe's place at his side grows ever clearer.

With nothing left to lose, Lily stops begging to be believed and prepares to face the court alone.