After a luxury vacation with his model mistress, he came home—only to discover his wife had changed in ways he never expected

had already become the sort of man business magazines praised with sharp labels: rainmaker, strategist, closer, force. He worked at Alden & Pierce, one of those Midtown advisory firms with glass-walled conference rooms, overpriced burnt coffee, and men with polished voices quietly reshaping other people’s futures.

Nathan excelled at making risk continue reading …