Former strategy consultant Sophia Carter is forced at gunpoint by her husband Daniel to sign divorce papers on their final night. With a single pen, she pierces through the marriage—and becomes a fugitive. Fleeing with Daniel’s phone full of incriminating accounts, she strikes a fake‑engagement deal with disempowered CEO Alexander Weston: one needs to clear her name, the other to reclaim his family’s power. From auction houses to psychiatric wards to federal court, a 1972 Watergate‑era recording unearths the Weston family’s twenty‑four‑year trail of murder and confinement. When Colombian creditors drag Daniel into a basement, Sophia doesn’t rescue him—instead, she turns the stolen “Phantom Project” copyright into a fund for creators. On the Cannes red carpet, she no longer runs. She learns to make the rules serve her—rather than waiting for anyone to bury her name again.
