Some women fight for their marriage. Kennesha Forbes is done fighting.

For eight years, she molded herself into the perfect wife—cutting off friends, turning down opportunities, making herself smaller so Fitzroy Scott could shine. She thought their wedding would be a fresh start. Instead, at a bus stop on a Monday morning, he asks for a divorce.

No explanation. No real reason. Just: "You're not enough."

But when Kennesha discovers the truth behind his betrayal, "not enough" becomes her battle cry.

In a culture where women are expected to stay, pray, and endure, Kennesha is breaking every generational curse that kept her trapped. From Kingston to her heart, she's reclaiming her name, her house, her life—and discovering that the woman she lost is exactly who she needs to become.

Sometimes the best revenge is becoming who you were before they broke you.